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• Concurrent Duties of Care and Complex Structure Theory in the Construction Context - talk by Marion Smith QC

  Blog Post

  Enviado: 17 April 2018

  Marion Smith QC of 39 Essex Chambers gave an interesting talk today, covering key issues at play when looking at concurrent claims in contract and tort. She raised a particularly interesting point about builders’ liability. This blog post provides a summary of the key points arising from this talk.

• Project monitors - duty, causation and contributory negligence

  Blog Post

  Enviado: 28 March 2018

  In this blog post, we consider the decision in Lloyds Bank Plc v McBains Cooper Consulting Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 452.

• D&O policies: potential triggers arising from failure to protect data

  Blog Post

  Enviado: 23 March 2018

  Allegations that Facebook users' data was harvested and used by third parties highlights the potential issues for D&O insurers when their insureds fail to protect data.

• Court of Appeal provides guidance on the scope of a professional’s duty of care

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  Enviado: 21 March 2018

  In this article we look at the decision in Lloyds Bank Plc v McBains Cooper Consulting Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 452, in which the Court of Appeal considered the scope of a project monitor’s duty, causation and contributory negligence.

• Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and the ICO

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  Enviado: 20 March 2018

  ​The ICO has sought a warrant to obtain evidence from Cambridge Analytica as part of its investigation into Facebook and related parties for improper use of data; more stringent enforcement powers for the ICO, and potentially group litigation, may well follow.

• Optimisation of the SIMR: Combatting "groupthink" in the insurance industry?

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  Enviado: 13 March 2018

  Read our latest insurance blog post: The PRA’s policy statement PS1/18 confirms that by 09 April 2018 insurers will be required to have a diversity policy for their boards, following its June 2017 consultation (CP8/17).

• Optimisation of the SIMR: Combatting "groupthink" in the insurance industry?

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  Enviado: 13 March 2018

  ​The PRA’s policy statement PS1/18 confirms that by 09 April 2018 insurers will be required to have a diversity policy for their boards, following its June 2017 consultation (CP8/17).

• Brexit et Assurance - Point d'étape et perspectives

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  Enviado: 13 March 2018

  Quelles seront, pour les assureurs des deux côtés de la Manche, les conséquences juridiques de la sortie du Royaume-Uni de l'Union européenne ? A moins de trois ans du divorce effectif, de nombreuses questions restent en suspens.

• The IFED hopes to prosecute unscrupulous claims management companies - what are the potential issues for insurers?

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  Enviado: 09 March 2018

  Where claims management companies are using inducements to obtain information from insurers’ employees, criminal prosecutions under section 7 of the Bribery Act may follow, and insurance companies may have exposure in relation to data protection breaches.

• PRA consultation paper on the eligibility of guarantees as unfunded credit protection

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  Enviado: 06 March 2018

  Under the Basel III reforms, can trade credit insurers offset their credit risk using a trade credit policy?

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