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• Corrosion exclusions in construction all risk (CAR) policies

  Artículo

  Enviado: 21 September 2017

  ​In this article we look at the meaning of “corrosion”, as it appears in a standard “wear and tear” exclusion in CAR policies. What lies behind the efforts of underwriters to create a separate exception for “corrosion”?

• Class Action and Collective Redress

  Seguimiento

  Última revisión: 14 September 2017 / Enviado: 12 January 2016

  Our Class Actions guide considers procedures for and issues relating to class actions, or in most instances more accurately "collective redress" mechanisms, in a number of jurisdictions around the world.

• Supreme Court upholds barring order against HMRC

  Artículo

  Enviado: 08 September 2017

  ​Heather Rowlands and Gary Barnett's article for Tax Journal comments on the important decision of the Supreme Court on the approach to be taken by the tax tribunals to procedural non-compliance and its observations on the standard of behaviour expected of HMRC.

• Australia

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  Última revisión: 06 September 2017 / Enviado: 01 January 0001

• ​Pollyanna Deane's insurance column: August 2017

  Artículo

  Enviado: 04 September 2017

  Pollyanna shares her views on topical insurance issues.

• Cross-border jurisdiction problematic when it comes to privilege

  Artículo

  Enviado: 01 September 2017

  Parties need to beware major differences of approach between jurisdictions as to how the courts will approach legal professional privilege.

• HM Government's paper on cross-border civil judicial cooperation: a cunning plan?

  Artículo

  Enviado: 24 August 2017

  This article examines the UK Government's response to the EU position paper on judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters.

• Mistaken disclosure - the principles and the practicalities

  Artículo

  Enviado: 17 August 2017

  The Court of Appeal has looked at the principles applicable when an otherwise privileged document has been mistakenly disclosed. How can such errors be prevented?

• Jackson report recommends fixed recoverable costs

  Artículo

  Enviado: 15 August 2017

  Lord Justice Jackson's report on Fixed Recoverable Costs recommends a pilot for fixed recoverable costs for claims up to £250,000 and a new “intermediate track”.

• Individual accountability: Extending the Senior Managers and Certification Regime to insurers

  Artículo

  Enviado: 09 August 2017

  Two consultation papers were published in July 2017 on the extension of the Senior Managers and Certification Regime to insurance companies. This potentially impacts anyone working in a business unit at an insurer, who may in turn have concerns about their insurance cover.

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