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United Kingdom: Construction In Saudi Arabia: Decennial Liability

A discussion on the principles of decennial liability under Saudi law and the issue of contractors' and design consultants' exposure to decennial liability.

{Clyde & Co}

United Kingdom: The Impact Of The Consumer Insurance (Disclosure And Representations) Act 2012 On Private Yacht And Pleasure Craft Insurance

A discussion on the impact of the key provisions of the Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Act 2012 on the private yacht and pleasure craft insurance.

{Clyde & Co}

United Kingdom: The Jackson Reforms – What Insurers Need To Know

The 'Jackson Reforms' introduce a number of changes to the English litigation costs regime which will affect the overall cost of cases, including for insurers.

{Ince & Co}

United Kingdom: 9/11 Attack On The World Trade Center: How Many Events?

Field J therefore concluded that the Tribunal had made no error of law in reaching its conclusion that the insured losses caused by the attack on the WTC arose out of two events and not one.

{Ince & Co}

United Kingdom: Insurance And (Re)Insurance - 23 April 2013

A discussion on whether a third party to a contract could obtain stay of legal proceedings against it and rely on arbitration agreement in the contract.

{Clyde & Co}

United Kingdom: Insurance And Reinsurance Weekly Update - 3 April 2013

Welcome to the twelfth edition of Clyde & Co’s (Re)insurance and litigation caselaw weekly updates for 2013.

{Clyde & Co}

United Kingdom: Insurance And Reinsurance Weekly Update - 13 April 2013

A discussion on a recent case which involved an appeal from a first instance decision on the basis of alleged procedural impropriety.

{Clyde & Co}

United Kingdom: The Time For Payment Of Indemnity Value: Show Me The Money!

A discussion on a recent judgment of the High Court of New Zealand, which indicates how New Zealand courts will approach indemnity disputes associated with commercial property damage caused by the Christchurch earthquakes.

{Clyde & Co}

United Kingdom: Middle East Insurance: Optimism Tempered By Caution?

Plans were recently announced to construct the world's biggest Ferris wheel in Dubai, where the world's tallest hotel has just opened.

{Clyde & Co}

United Kingdom: An Impediment To Back-To-Back Coverage: The "Princess Of The Stars"

English reinsurance law has cultivated a well-established practice of construing insurance and reinsurance contracts that are underwritten as "back-to-back" contracts in exactly that way.

{Clyde & Co}