Personal

Finding the cracks in subsidence claims.

In some situations, solicitors will be asked to pursue recoveries if a subsidence claim is dragging out. The success or failure of this will depend on the co-operation of the policyholder. Keith Gaston explains why.

Rule Britannia.

The Commercial Court recently held that the English courts had the right to rule on three actions disputing bodily injury claims. John Butler examines its conclusions.

Late notice dismissed.

The US state of New Hampshire recently applied a New York standard for gross negligence to a late notice defence, enabling a reinsurer to avoid fulfilling its contractual obligations to the reinsured. Tracey Discepolo reports.

Appointment at Aon.

Broker Aon has appointed Steven Bensinger chief financial officer, Marshall Turner president of prop...

Not singled out ...

I should like to apologise to Dan Harwood for the offence my letter clearly caused him - especially ...

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