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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 27/04/2020
The importance of identifying the correct parties in abuse cases in Scotland
Edward Lowe v (1) Brother Hughes & The Congregation of The De La Salle Brothers (“DLSB”) & (2) Reverend A Lawson & Reverend G Brown (PIC-PN2880-18). This was a recent decision of the Sheriff Appeal Court in Scotland in a historical childhood abuse case which concerned the issue of incorrect parties being brought into proceedings.
Client Alerts 24/04/2020
Whiplash reforms delayed: What’s next?
With the news that the whiplash reforms will be delayed once more - this time until April 2021 - the Keoghs Market Affairs team looks at what is now needed from Government to make sure the extra time is not wasted.
Blogs 24/04/2020
COVID-19 related care home claims
Just as the continuing Covid crisis in care homes has gained more prominence in the media, insurers have similarly started to receive an increasing number of Covid related notifications and claims.
Client Alerts 22/04/2020
Accommodation claims in cat injury cases: latest developments
As all catastrophic injury handlers will know, accommodation often represents an expensive head of loss – the additional cost of capital involved in purchasing a suitable property, adapting it for a disabled user along with the increased running costs.
Client Alerts 20/04/2020
IICSA Investigation Report: The Internet
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (“IICSA”) has now published their report on the growing problem of online related child sexual abuse. In order for IICSA to examine the responses from government and institutions the procedure was separated into two phases...
Client Alerts 17/04/2020
What have we learned about Parliament’s ability to adapt to COVID-19?
With a new Leader of the Opposition and the end of Easter Recess approaching, questions over how to effectively scrutinise the government during lockdown have risen up the agenda. Have there been any signs of how Parliament might adapt?