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What is ‘replacement’ of a statute? (Aus)

12 October 2022 | General

Property Insurance: calculation of total loss

11 October 2022 | General

What does “duty of care” mean in medical malpractice?

10 October 2022 | General

Doctors owe a duty of care to their patients, but what does that mean in the current environment where medical malpractice lawsuits are on the rise and specialists – such as gynaecologists, obstetricians and neurosurgeons – are most at risk of being sued for malpractice?

Downing of Flight 17 by Russian-backed separatists was ‘insurrection’ under war exclusion (US)

06 October 2022 | General

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If you had to hazard a guess, when do you reckon the COFI Bill will be signed into law?

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2026, as promised 2027 looks more likely Impossible to say More consultation needed

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UK Conduct Authority backlog causing serious frustration

05 October 2022 | General

Reviewing another professional’s work can have liability ramifications

04 October 2022 | General

Cover ‘afforded’ by umbrella policy means cover ‘provided’ (US)

04 October 2022 | General

FNB sees 50% increase in SME legal cover policies

03 October 2022 | General

Medical schemes cannot refuse to pay for single available treatment of a rare condition because it is not “prevalent”

03 October 2022 | General

Mould damage from burst pipe not caused ‘solely’ by mould (US)

03 October 2022 | General

Liability excluded for motor vehicle used as tool of trade (Aus)

27 September 2022 | General

Motor policy indemnity refused for kidnap and assault by insured using insured vehicle (US)

22 September 2022 | General

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What is ‘replacement’ of a statute? (Aus)

Property Insurance: calculation of total loss

What does “duty of care” mean in medical malpractice?

Downing of Flight 17 by Russian-backed separatists was ‘insurrection’ under war exclusion (US)

UK Conduct Authority backlog causing serious frustration

Reviewing another professional’s work can have liability ramifications

Cover ‘afforded’ by umbrella policy means cover ‘provided’ (US)

FNB sees 50% increase in SME legal cover policies

Medical schemes cannot refuse to pay for single available treatment of a rare condition because it is not “prevalent”

Mould damage from burst pipe not caused ‘solely’ by mould (US)

Liability excluded for motor vehicle used as tool of trade (Aus)

Motor policy indemnity refused for kidnap and assault by insured using insured vehicle (US)