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Differences between evidence systems and their impact on litigation strategy

Hugo Keulers, a Partner at Lydian, shares his thoughts on the different rules on evidence taking in regard to technical matters between Anglo-Saxon and continental legal systems

Will the new Cyber Monitoring Centre’s categorisation scale really help?

Colin Hayes from Penningtons Manches Cooper shares his thoughts on whether the new cyber incident categorisation scale from the Cyber Monitoring Centre is likely to meet expectations

The Cyber Monitoring Centre’s new cyber risk categorisation scale: a tool to transform underwriting?

Edward Lewis, the CEO of CyXcel, provides his thoughts on the potential of the new cyber risk categorisation framework produced by the Cyber Monitoring Centre to transform cyber insurance

Poor investigation practice becomes exposed in insurance litigation

Lee Masson explains an insurance claim reaches court or mediation, lapses in evidence collection can have significant repercussions, often surfacing years later

The thrill of being an insurance lawyer

Pete Allchorne, President of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers and Partner at DAC Beachcroft, explains why a career in insurance law might not be as boring as it sounds

The legal implications of a crisis in the Red Sea

Alex McIntosh discusses the impact of the Red Sea crisis on international trade and the potential legal disputes specific to commercial shipping

SJ Interview: Fleur Rochester, the new president of London FOIL

In December, Fleur Rochester, a partner in Kennedys professional liability team, was appointed the new president of the London division of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) for 2024

Business interruption and disaster recovery in the post-covid era

Alastair Murray outlines the importance of robust business interruption plans