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News 19 jan 2022
In the latest edition of Who’s Who Legal’s annual global Transport and Professional Negligence guides, 22 Kennedys lawyers have been recommended as ‘Global Leaders’ across eight countries (Belgium, France, Peru, Singapore, Spain UAE, UK, and the US).
News 10 dez 2021
Kennedys has welcomed government plans to create a Road Collision Investigation Branch (RCIB) but warned its findings should not be used by courts to determine individual blame for accidents.
Article 9 dez 2021
In the December edition of Logistics: Bite-Size Insights and with the supply chain crisis remaining headline news, we look at potential solutions, the impact on accidents and personal injury claims, and how understanding the geo-political landscape can assist businesses and their insurers.
Article 25 nov 2021
The UK Government’s consultation on maritime autonomy regulation closed this week. Kennedys submitted a response commending the recognition of the need to update the current regulatory framework, but urging caution in respect of potential additional risks to insurers arising from the government’s proposals.
Report 19 nov 2021
We assess the financial, legal and reputational developments that keep climate change at the top of the global board room agenda.
Article 15 nov 2021
This article is the fourth in a series on what Brexit means in practice to businesses and the insurance market more widely. In this article, we focus on the Northern Ireland protocol.
News 11 nov 2021
We are delighted to have appointed one of the country’s leading data specialists as part of a bold new strategy which will revolutionise the way we does business.
News 10 nov 2021
Kennedys is recognised as a top-band firm in the latest guide to leading law firms and lawyers across the UK.
Article 2 nov 2021
As has been widely reported, the UK is experiencing significant shortages of HGV drivers, which is causing serious delays to the supply chain. A recent survey by the Road Haulage Association estimated the driver deficit to be more than 100,000, caused by a combination of factors including Brexit, COVID-19 and tax reforms.
Article 2 nov 2021
Autonomous technology is being embraced by the maritime industry. It provides solutions to many difficulties facing the sector, including the demand for efficiency, sustainability and coping with a dwindling work force. However, its use also raises questions around liability and additional risks for the operators and their insurers.
