Analysis
Commentary - Sporting chance with more info
Sports claims are difficult to prove, particularly where injury has been sustained in a fast-flowing...
Reaping the rehab benefits
Personal Injury
Collection selection
High Net Worth Focus: Collectables
Common sense in credit case
Sirius International Insurance Company v FAI General Insurance (House of Lords - 3 December 2004)
Causally connected overhead expenses are recoverable
British Telecommunications v Geraghty and Miller International (Queen's Bench Division - 29 July 2004)
No reason to panic
High Net Worth Focus: Security
Commentary - Insurers accountable for remote road usage
In the case of Slater v Buckinghamshire CC, Stigwoods and Norwich Union (2004), Slater was a young m...
The day after tomorrow
News Analysis
'Eggshell skull' principle reinforced
Mullins v Gray (Court of Appeal - 28 October 2004)
As the Crow lies
Right to roam
Nine years ago
Looking back
Resolving the matter
City Disputes
Commentary - "No prejudice" does not always assure privilege
It is a common misconception that writing 'without prejudice' on a letter or document automatically ...
Holding firm on prices?
Roundtable: Underwriting Cycle
General optimism
GI Day Focus: Ombudsman View
Get smart
GI Day Focus: Outsourcer View
Four years ago
Looking back
Insurer wins over exclusions
Tektrol v International Insurance Company of Hanover and another (Queen's Bench Division - 3 November 2004)
A litigious experience
Places of Worship
Causation is not a given in case of a failed legal bid
White v Paul Davidson and Taylor (a firm) (Court of Appeal - 18 November 2004)
Minicab death raises questions over usage
Keeley v Pashen and Wren Motor Syndicate 1202 At Lloyd's (Court of Appeal - 10 November 2004)
Ringing the changes
Product Liability
Cold comfort
Periodical Payments
Bad education
Education Sector Claims