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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.
Blogs 28/05/2020
Recording Medical Examinations
We recently published an impact assessment following the decision by MedCo to temporarily lift the ban on remote video examinations. The recording of such video examinations is optional but we suggested that compensators should put the claimant on notice that they expect the examination to be recorded and they may seek sight of that recording. Here we look at the reasons for this and the admissibility of such recordings.
Client Alerts 27/05/2020
Is a field trip offered as part of a university course a package tour?
This question was considered by HHJ Hedley in the trial of McCullough v University of Leicester, handled by Keoghs partner Libby Ferrie and Mark Blann, Claims Specialist at Allianz.
Blogs 22/05/2020
COVID-19 and the cruise ship industry
COVID-19 has effectively crippled the cruise industry with no immediate prospect of a return to normality on the horizon...
Client Alerts 21/05/2020
Mesothelioma and Low Level Exposure – The Lost Cause Revived
Since 2002 claimants have proved causation in mesothelioma by using the Fairchild formula of a material contribution to the risk of disease. This is usually a simple task. Most claimants have been exposed to significant levels of respirable asbestos fibre. As we get further away from the years of heavy asbestos exposure we will get more marginal cases. We then have to look at the Fairchild test with more care. What, exactly, is material?
Blogs 20/05/2020
Morrow v Shrewsbury RFU: Tactical Costs Issues to Consider
Quirky factual circumstances and legal authorities are nothing new. The case of Morrow v Shrewsbury RFU concerned an unlucky claimant hit on the head by a falling rugby upright; however the point of interest was that the claimant’s entitlement to costs (subject to detailed assessment) was reduced by 15% based on conduct grounds. Does this case signal a change in judicial approach or is it no more than a restatement of existing law? We think the latter but it serves to highlight some important tactical issues for insurers.
News And Events 18/05/2020
Physiotherapist struck off following investigations by Keoghs and Mulsanne Insurance
In January 2018 physiotherapist, Adeyinka Adeshina, was handed an 18 month suspension following investigations by Keoghs and Mulsanne Insurance. Following further hearings, Mr Adeshina’s name has now been struck from the register.