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Should an insurer turn up for an arbitration?
Early and continuous engagement in any matter in which an insurer might wish to intervene is essential to protect the insurer’s interest
Competition, collaboration and the Commonwealth
The threat of climate change will require a collaborative approach both to deal with its effects and take measures to reduce carbon emissions, but insurers may need to work around anti-competition laws to do this
Bad news for insurers in California after latest Covid-19 ruling
Ruling confirms the multibillion-dollar battle for business interruption coverage for Covid-19 losses is far from over
Court of Appeal paves way for hearing in Municipio de Mariana v BHP
Decision means £5bn group claims against BHP units arising from the 2015 Fundão dam collapse in Brazil can proceed in the English courts
Claims settlement still on the slow side
The number of injury claims related to motor accidents is down in the UK, but claims are not being settled any faster
Cannabis farming claims present a growing issue for insurers
Landlords and property owners can face substantial costs to repair properties damaged by illegal cannabis farming operations and often seek to recover these from their insurers
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