Evolve with Kennedys programme

The Evolve with Kennedys programme is aimed at professionals working in the insurance industry with 0-5 years’ experience (e.g. claims handlers, brokers, underwriters etc). The programme provides personal and professional development opportunities including training, webinars and networking. Events focus on a wide range of legal issues, developing areas of risk and emerging trends.

Learn more from catching up with our previous sessions below.

Upcoming session

Introduction to fraud

We are delighted to kickstart our 2025 Evolve with Kennedys programme with a webinar on Tuesday 4 February, focusing on fraud within white collar crime, motor, property and casualty.

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Upcoming sessions

Webinar

Evolve with Kennedys, Introduction to fraud

04/02/2025

Seminar

Evolve with Kennedys, Perfect prep for a picky judge

25/02/2025

Previous sessions

Kennedys 2024 wrap up sessions

At the end of 2024, we ran a series that provided a wrap-up of Kennedys' key cases throughout our lines of business, including professional liability, crime and regulatory, fraud and product liability.

Mock mediation in Manchester

The interactive session provided a first-hand experience of alternative dispute resolution, and was relevant to those within the professional liability sector.

Mock mediation in London

The interactive session provided a first-hand experience of alternative dispute resolution, and was relevant to those within the property, energy and construction sector.

Investigations into liability

This session discussed: the Scottish Compulsory Pre-Action Protocol; EL/PL: what investigations should be carried out and when?; motor: protocols, portals, and lifecycle; Catastrophic injury: red flags and considerations.

Investigations into coverage

This session discussed general considerations and issues that arise in practice when considering coverage for an insurance claim, in particular about: Initial investigations and information gathering; Notification requirements; Policy periods; Placement issues (i.e. non-disclosure/misrepresentation); Coverage provisions and exclusions; Subrogation and double-insurance.