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Clare Parkhill
Property Insurance Aware 1
AWARE15/11/2013
In the first edition of Property AWARE we look at a range of issues, including; developments in mediation in light of the recent Court of Appeal decision in PGF; the insured's duty of disclosure, especially in the case of multiple misrepresentations; the after-effects of CIDAR and its implications for insurers; the reasonable foreseeability test in respect of subsidence claims; potential second bite of the cherry following the FOS decision in Clark v Focus Asset Management; and product liability claims, in particular effective product recall campaigns.
AWARE 15/11/2013
Developments in mediation
Warren Heyman looks at developments in mediation in light of the recent Court of Appeal decision in PFG.
AWARE 15/11/2013
The reasonable foreseeability test
Amanda Johnstone discusses the reasonable foreseeability test in relation to tree subsidence considered in two recent cases in the Technology and Construction Court.
AWARE 15/11/2013
Second bite of the cherry following FOS decision?
Is it possible for a policyholder to pursue civil proceedings as well as a complaint to FOS? Anthony Middleton investigates.
AWARE 15/11/2013
Insured’s duty of disclosure
What happens when there are multiple misrepresentations and/or non-disclosures by the insured? Are they looked at individually or taken in the round?
AWARE 15/11/2013
The after effects of CIDAR
Andrew Temperley investigates how the Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Act 2012 is affecting the market.
AWARE 15/11/2013
Product recall: faulty products
David Grey looks at product liability claims, in particular effective product recall campaigns.