FCA BI test case gives law firms and businesses pause for thought
The Financial Conduct Authority's test case may be driving some law firms to revise their roles in slated business interruption legal battles, but lawyers argue they will still have a part to play quantifying losses and settling disputes.
Yesterday the regulator published details on how it intends to proceed with the test case.
Garbhan Shanks, a commercial dispute partner at Michelmores, told Post: “All the insurers that we have
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