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Keoghs Insight
We keep you up-to-date on emerging market issues and their impact on the insurance sector,
through a variety of publications, events and our leading market initiatives.
Client Alerts 28/01/2021
Abuse of process in the portal
If credit hire is not brought within stage 2 of the RTA Portal and that portal claim settles, is it an abuse of process for the claimant to subsequently issue proceedings for the credit hire claim?
Client Alerts 19/01/2021
Frolicsome behaviour: A bridge too far for vicarious liability?
The "Chell v Tarmac Cement" case considered whether an employer was responsible when a practical joke left the claimant with significant hearing damage. Here, Richard Kirby considers considers the case and possible implications in other areas.
Client Alerts 18/01/2021
As the FCA dust settles...
Partner and Head of Property Risks and Coverage, Richard Houseago focuses on two issues that have emerged as a result of the Supreme Court decision announced on Friday 15 January 2021.
Client Alerts 11/01/2021
Guideline Hourly Rate review: An inflationary missed opportunity?
The CJC working party on Guideline Hourly Rates (“GHR”) have prepared a draft report which is open for public consultation between 8 January and 31 March 2021.
Client Alerts 11/01/2021
Whiplash reforms pushed back a month…and a new MOJ civil justice minister
The Justice Secretary has just announced that there will be a slight delay to the reforms, pushing them back from April 2021 to May 2021. There has also, in recent days, been an ennobling of a high-profile lawyer to the civil justice portfolio.
Client Alerts 08/01/2021
What does the new appointment at Ministry of Justice tell us about the Government’s plans?
Ennobling a high-profile lawyer to the civil justice portfolio after months of the position being vacant could provide fresh impetus and direction.