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Article 18/06/2021
New competence- and training requirements for insurers, employees in insurance companies and insurance brokers are coming into force.
Article 17/06/2021
Contracts for the supply of goods or services (including construction contracts) frequently contain provisions seeking to limit the quantum of liability for breach by the vendor or contractor. A liquidated damages clause is a familiar example of such a provision.
News 17/06/2021
We are delighted to again be a global partner of Dive In, the international festival for diversity and inclusion (D&I) in insurance and an initiative of Inclusion@Lloyd’s.
Article 16/06/2021
Ofsted’s report following the rapid review of sexual harassment in schools and colleges in April 2021 was published on 10 June 2021. It identifies sexual harassment and abuse as part of daily life for many young people.
Article 16/06/2021
A liability insurer’s duty to defend a third-party lawsuit in Florida is triggered when the complaint against the insured alleges facts that potentially bring the action within the policy’s coverage grant. Like courts in other jurisdictions, Florida courts generally apply the eight corners rule that restricts the court’s analysis of the issue to the terms in the four corners of the policy and the allegations inside the four corners of the complaint.
News 16/06/2021
Kennedys is implementing a hybrid working policy which will allow people to work from home up to 40% of the time.
Article 15/06/2021
Ambitious proposals contained in a recent tripartite paper by the Department of Justice, the Office of the Lord Chief Justice, and the Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunal Service, have revealed plans for significant investment in the Northern Ireland justice system.
Case review 15/06/2021
Last week, the Scottish Sheriff Appeal Court issued its opinion in the case of Danielle Weddle v Glasgow City Council, a case arising from the tragic Glasgow bin lorry accident in December 2014. The court restated that in a case of pure psychological injury, a primary victim must have a reasonable belief that they were in danger of physical harm.
Article 15/06/2021
Kennedys Partner Celine Abi Habib Kanakri, Senior Associate Laurice Elten and Chartered Legal Executive Kelsey Evans recently contributed to the nineteenth edition of Lexology Getting the Deal Through's Dispute Resolution guide. In it, they discuss the structure of the civil court system in the UAE and the difference between onshore and offshore UAE courts.
News 14/06/2021
Kennedys has been ranked as a Leading Firm in The Legal 500 US 2021, the guide to outstanding firms and lawyers across the United States.
