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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 19/02/2018
Health and Safety: One sentencing size does not fit all
Whirlpool case helps cast light on sentencing fines for ‘very large’ organisations, but Court of Appeal decision unlikely to stem flow of hefty fines.
Blogs 09/02/2018
Health and Safety trends show workplace injuries down, stress up
We take a look at the HSE’s statistics for 2017, analysing key figures and trends surrounding health and safety in the workplace.
Blogs 04/12/2017
“The Patronising Disposition of Unaccountable Power”: Bishop’s review on Hillsborough families’ experiences published
Following conclusion of the recent inquests into the deaths of those killed during the Hillsborough disaster, Theresa May (whilst Home Secretary) commissioned Bishop James Jones to review the experiences of families involved in the tragedy.
Blogs 21/09/2017
Health and Safety Executive FFI invoices – new panel, same challenges
In our latest blog we take a look at the new process for disputing Health and Safety Executive FFI invoices, introduced on 1 September 2017 following the OCS judicial review.
Client Alerts 27/07/2017
Sentencing guidelines: Reduction in sentence for a guilty plea – update
On 1 June 2017, a new guideline published by the Sentencing Council came into force which encourages those contemplating a guilty plea to do so at the earliest possible opportunity. The new guideline applies to matters heard in the Crown and Magistrates’ Courts including health and safety offences.
Client Alerts 03/04/2017
Client Alert: DoLS and inquests in the care sector
The way in which deprivation of liberty safeguards (DoLS) inquests are dealt with is changing from 3 April 2017. Partner, Chris Newton, takes a look at the change and how this might affect care sector claims.