Our members are frequently asked to advise insurance companies and law firms on potential issues arising from insurance policy wording and the interpretation of insurance schemes.
These include disputes as to the efficacy of policy notifications, fraud, attribution between insurers and re-insurers and, where relevant, aggregation issues. We provide help to both insureds and insurers, advising on both the black letter law involved and the commercial reality of high-value disputes.
We are also regularly instructed in cases alleging fraud and draw on Chambers’ vast experience to assist with innovative approaches to complex problems.
Welcome to the Deka Chambers January Briefing where we draw once again upon our multi-disciplinary expertise to deliver a series of articles which examine key themes in litigation. For this edition we consider Best Evidence. Success at trial is often as much about enabling clients…
In this webinar Ella Davis and Dominique Smith look at beauty treatment claims. They cover: Injuries arising from high street beauty treatments The scale of the problem Issues of regulation and insurance (or the lack thereof) Proving the standard of care – expert and non-expert…
In this virtual roundtable event for the Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL), Sarah Prager and Richard Collier will lead the discussions on BI insurance and covid-19. Questions for discussion include: What exactly did the High Court decide? Why did the High Court grant permission for…
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