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With the final whistle about to be blown on this year's renewal season for solicitors' professional indemnity, Veronica Cowan asks whether insurers or clients are likely to score the better deal

When solicitors' professional indemnity insurers face claims as high as some footballers' transfer fees, they limber up for a premium hike, especially in the run up to the annual renewal date of 1

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Stark asbestos risk in UK schools brought into focus

Jonathan Edwards, head of insurance and risk at HCR Law, warns insurers and brokers they need to move from passive monitoring to proactive risk mitigation in order to prevent hundreds of thousands of teachers and pupils dying as a result of asbestos present in UK schools.

Diary of an Insurer: Beazley’s Rafael Sanchez

Beazley Security’s chief international officer Rafael Sanchez combines leading the insurer’s cyber incident management team with keeping up with his children’s social and sporting lives and trying – but failing – to keep a step ahead of his wife.

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