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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 09/04/2018
Platinum Salts and the Symptomless Injury
Dryden & Ors v Johnson Matthey Plc [2018] UKSC 18 The Supreme Court has decided that mere sensitisation to an allergen is an injury for which damages can be recovered. The reasoning employed to reach that view is difficult to follow. Because of this the full implications are unclear. The one certainty is that insurers can expect to face other claims for sensitisation – and the damages may not be modest.
Client Alerts 04/08/2017
Blackmore v Department for Communities and Local Government 2017 EWCA Civ 1136
We take a look at a recent disease case whereby the Court of Appeal upheld a finding of 30% contributory negligence for smoking in an asbestos lung cancer case and how the decision might impact upon other cases of this kind going forward.
Client Alerts 15/02/2016
Asbestos Lung Cancer – Where Next?
The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in Heneghan, covering asbestos lung cancer causation. The claimant’s appeal has failed with the Court accepting that once disease causation had been established by ‘doubling of risk’, each defendant must pay only according to their contribution to that risk.
Client Alerts 19/05/2015
IEG v Zurich – Judgment Handed Down
The Supreme Court has handed down its judgment in the partial cover mesothelioma case of International Energy Group Limited (IEGL).
Client Alerts 10/02/2015
The Definite Article
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has succeeded in challenging the Welsh Assembly’s attempt to make insurers pay NHS charges in asbestos cases.