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Building on the firm’s deep expertise in insurance, our corporate insurance team delivers technically sound, pragmatic advice on corporate and commercial matters to a wide range of clients operating in the insurance sector.
We help our clients implement their strategies and grow their businesses. In order to do so, we bring together specialists from across the firm, including specialists in corporate, commercial, tax and regulatory areas, who work together to ensure that our advice provides a seamless solution to our clients’ requirements.
Operating from our five offices across the UK, our seven partner team advises our insurance sector clients including Lloyds and non-Lloyds insurers, re-insurers, insurance brokers and MGAs.
A recent decision in the Technology and Construction Court has ruled that even documents considered by one of the parties to be confidential can become disclosable in a procurement challenge, emphasising the importance of implementing confidentiality rings from an early stage to protect sensitive commercial information.
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Despite the Jackson reforms attempting to persuade parties to move away from standard disclosure and utilise the menu of options available, reducing the consequential costs of disclosure, there has still been a reluctance to depart from that procedure and make use of the alternative disclosure options available.
In the context of sanctions and heightened tensions in the Middle East and Russia, the recent Mamancochet judgment is important and will be of interest to insurers who insure businesses that are exposed to risks in these markets.
Last year’s judgment of the High Court in Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation created huge anxiety within the business community and its lawyers.
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Browne Jacobson LLP ‘delivers exceptional client service’, and its ‘experience of working with global brands shines through’.
We acted for the founders of Insure The Box on the sale of a 75% interest to Aioi Nissay Dowa, a leading Japanese insurance group for £104.5m.
We advised a leading insurance broker association on the availability of the insurance intermediary exemption from VAT.
We regularly act for a leading insurer in relation to delegated authority agreements and binding authority agreements with third parties, in both specialist and non-specialist areas.
We regularly advise on the terms of agreements with aggregator websites, including the data protection aspects of such agreements, and have recently advised on agreements with confused.com, comparethemarket.com, moneysupermarket.com and uSwitch.com.
We advised a leading telematics MGA on the provision of a “white label” telematics insurance solution for a household-name professional services organisation.
The Court of Appeal decision in Clay v TUI UK Ltd [link] considers where an intervening act is sufficient to break the chain of causation.
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As news has emerged of the first reported case in the US involving a self-driving car killing a pedestrian, it is interesting to consider the future claims climate in its wake.
EU ambassadors confirmed yesterday that new dates for the transposition and application deadlines for the Insurance Distribution Directive had been agreed following the European Commission’s proposal to delay them in 2017.
The Royal Bank of Scotland is current embroiled in a £12billion class action brought by its former shareholders over the bank’s fundraising before its 2008 government bailout.
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