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In this event we celebrated the launch of the latest edition of Kennedys’ Claims Handling Law and Practice: A Practitioner’s Guide, where we discussed some of the key opportunities and threats facing the claims handling profession.
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In this webinar, speakers from across our European network, including France, Germany, Ireland, Spain and the UK, covered insurance issues relating to modern methods of construction, including adoption of such methods, issues of off-site fabrication of structural elements and their incorporation in the works and policy response.
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We were delighted to hold the first webinar in our Topical Tuesdays series, part of Evolve with Kennedys, our programme of events and networking opportunities designed to support claims professionals in developing their careers. The focus of this webinar was the impact on current and future EL/PL and cyber claims as a result of COVID-19.
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Special Counsel Nicholas Blackmore, leads a discussion on current trends in ransomware attacks, the legal issues arising from ransomware attacks, and most importantly, what businesses can do to avoid becoming the next victim.
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The third webinar in our Topical Tuesdays series, part of Evolve with Kennedys, our programme of events and networking opportunities designed to support claims professionals in developing their careers. This webinar focused on climate change and the impact on financial lines.
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We are delighted to have held a webinar on Wednesday 12 May 2021 covering revolution in auditing: the next steps, assisting with COVID-19 support schemes: pitfalls for accountants and pension administrators: the impact of Adams v Carey in relation to SIPP schemes.
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We are delighted to have hosted a webinar aimed at claims handlers and underwriters within insurers and also brokers and risk managers in accountancy firms.
In this webinar our speakers covered accountant's furlough related claims, recent cases and developments, pandemic insolvency - issues, challenges and changes and changes affecting auditors.
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We are delighted to have held our financial lines webinar, with guest speaker Eric Dolden - Dolden Wallace Folick LLP, where we focused on securities class actions in the US and Canada.
Our speakers explored the following topics:
US perspective
Canadian perspective
This webinar provides an introduction to the basics of claims against self-invested personal pension (SIPP) providers and trustees and the approach taken by the Ombudsman and the Courts, including the long-awaited decision in the landmark case Adams v Carey Pensions.
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During this webinar partner James Melvin and three special counsels lead a discussion on recent changes to the notification landscape.
During this webinar we provided comparative insights into pre-existing national collective redress mechanisms, or the absence thereof, in key European jurisdictions including Brussels, Denmark, France, Ireland, Portugal and the Netherlands. We also discussed the challenges and risks that these countries will face in implementing the Directive and the parallel collective action development in the UK.
The Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road (CMR) is an international convention designed to unify the law governing the carriage of goods by road. It is, therefore, perhaps surprising just how differently states approach the interpretation of the Convention when applying its terms.
Our speakers, Chris Chatfield (Partner, Kennedys) and Ingo Gercke (Partner, REMÉ Rechtsanwälte) considered the interpretation of certain provisions by two countries which are often seen as being at opposite ends of the spectrum – Germany and the UK. Whilst Germany is often favoured by cargo interests seeking to maximise their recovery, the UK tends to be preferred by forwarders due to its application of the limits of liability. However, both jurisdictions have traps for the unwary and such assumptions may not be entirely sound. We compare and contrast recent developments in both jurisdictions and their interpretation of the following points:
We were delighted to hold this webinar where we considered the risks presented by climate change to storage facilities and the goods stored therein. We also reviewed the standard of care expected of the providers of such facilities and the steps which they should take to anticipate extreme weather conditions. Additionally we considered some of the standard trading terms on which such facilities operate and the extent to which they exclude or limit liability for climate change events.
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Kennedys and the ICIC's webinar aimed at underwriters, brokers and claims adjusters, covered how civil unrest affects the cargo market.
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In this webinar we considered the impact of these abandoned containers on the insurance industry in terms of both cargo insurance and freight liability insurance. We also considered the losses arising from such claims and the extent to which these might be covered under such policies.
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This interactive panel discussion provided a multi-stakeholder review of the obligations placed on product manufacturers and suppliers in respect of corporate social responsibility, sustainability and environmental issues across the full product lifecycle. In particular, using an example product, we considered relevant obligations at the following product life stages:
The session featured real-life experiences and practical insight from market-leading international product safety, compliance and liability lawyers and prominent industry speakers with international manufacturing, logistics and policy experience.
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Aimed at manufacturers, brokers, underwriters and claims managers, our speakers discussed the current case law and provided an insight on future trends, including:
During this webinar our expert speakers discussed:
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Our webinar, on Tuesday 30 March 2021, provided an update on insurance and professional indemnity issues in Scotland.
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We are pleased to have held our solicitors professional liability webinar on Wednesday 24 March 2021. Our panel of Kennedys' experts were delighted to be joined by guest speaker, Jenny Screech, professional indemnity specialist at Howden Insurance Brokers, who brought additional broker and market perspectives to our topics.
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We are delighted to have held our solicitors professional liability webinar.
Our experts reviewed three issues which we expect will become prevalent in claims against solicitors in 2021: dishonesty, aggregation and scope of retainer.
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We are delighted to have held a webinar hosted alongside leading professional indemnity insurance brokers Griffiths & Armour which focused on the professional indemnity market for solicitors, causes of claims, how to successfully recover fees and a new claims trend concerning SDLT multiple dwelling relief.
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In this webinar our speakers discussed upcoming trends and predictions for claims against real estate professions, testing, inspection and certification firms, telecommunication specialists and insurers working in the facilities management field.
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Our miscellaneous professionals webinar covered upcoming trends and predictions for claims against miscellaneous professions within tech and media firms, data analysts, loss adjusters and claims handlers.
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During this webinar Michael Hogg discussed the principles behind the English courts’ interpretation of insurance policies and what we can learn from a high profile demonstration of its approach.
During part two, Richard West, chaired an interactive panel discussion with Ian Davies, Peter Demick, Karim Derrick, John Gilfillan and Deborah Newberry, who explored:
Part one - a UK and US perspective on the future of arbitration and alternative dispute resolution
Part one of our series provided a UK and US perspective on the future of arbitration and alternative dispute resolution where:
The UAE legal landscape has witnessed a long promised change following the enactment of the UAE Arbitration Law (Federal Law No.6/2018). However, two years since the promulgation of the Law, a question remains whether the UAE’s first stand-alone law on arbitration has brought any significant impact on the growth of arbitration and the supervisory role of the UAE Courts.
During this webinar, in association with LexisNexis, we put the matter to the test, providing a comparative analysis of the recent onshore and offshore UAE Court decisions, covering issues of capacity, jurisdiction, arbitrability, recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards.
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Our speaker discussed the current changes in legislation that affect debt recovery and how thinking alternatively can save businesses money and improve cashflow and businesses relationships.
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The third in our series of bite-size business briefings covered how the court system has changed post COVID-19 and how technology is driving change.
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The first in our series of bite-size business briefings covered the different processes that can be adopted with a view to resolving commercial disputes, and their respective advantages and disadvantages.
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During part two, Richard West, chaired an interactive panel discussion with Ian Davies, Peter Demick, Karim Derrick, John Gilfillan and Deborah Newberry, who explored:
Part one - a UK and US perspective on the future of arbitration and alternative dispute resolution
Part one of our series provided a UK and US perspective on the future of arbitration and alternative dispute resolution where:
The second in our bite-size series covered recent changes in the professional indemnity insurance market and how these change can be managed.
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Our lunchtime bite-size construction update, aimed at those in the construction industry, provided an overview of the most recent case law and industry news within the world of commercial construction law. This update is designed to get you up to speed on the latest legal issues.
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We held our webinar aimed at construction and hire purchase firms, along with SMEs and non-residential landlords and tenants, who wish to gain further insight into the criteria related to applying for temporary relief for the inability to perform contracts in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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This webinar is designed as a helpful introduction for anyone new to construction law, but will also be a handy refresher on basic principles for those more experienced.
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During our commercial construction webinar we provided an overview of the most recent case law, imminent law changes and industry news within the world of commercial construction law.
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Partners Chris Molnar and Jonathan Wyatt, and their teams discuss how to manage health and safety under COVID-19, including:
The fourth in our series of bite-size business briefings provides an update on key employment and insolvency law issues, which are of particular interest as furlough comes to an end.
Partner Chris Molnar and his team discuss the prevention of sexual harassment in the workplace and the reduction of employer risk, including:
Partner Chris Molnar, leads this discussion on the significant changes being proposed in the Fair Work Amendment (Supporting Australia's Jobs and Economic Recovery) Act 2021, including:
Partner Chris Molnar, leads this discussion on workplace rights and obligations relating to the coronavirus vaccine, including:
We are delighted to have held our our employment law update for HR and OD professionals working in the healthcare industry.
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We are delighted to have held our employment law breakfast webinar, aimed at human resources teams and those managing workplace issues.
During this webinar our speakers discussed what is happening in the world of employment law including recent cases for employers to note, COVID-19 in the workplace and support for employers and what Brexit might mean for employers.
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In this session, we reviewed what HR is required to do to ensure GDPR compliance in relation to staff records. We also considered the rights of 'data subjects' (i.e. individuals) under the GDPR and how these rights may be enforced.
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The fourth in our series of bite-size business briefings provides an update on key employment and insolvency law issues, which are of particular interest as furlough comes to an end.
We are delighted to have held our webinar aimed at those that deal with debt recovery and commercial litigation. Those that watch this webinar gain the knowledge about the way in which debt recovery and enforcement of debts has changed during the pandemic and trends emerging in the collection of debts; a fresh approach embracing the digitisation of the court system and ADR.
Our panel discussed a fresh approach to debt recovery, Kennedys IQ and enforcement.
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The fifth in our series of bite-size business briefings is aimed at business landlords and tenants, and will provide an understanding of the current state of the legislation in respect of measures the government brought in during the COVID-19 pandemic to protect tenants from landlords enforcing rent arrears.
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Kennedys is delighted to have partnered with NHS Resolution’s Practitioner Performance Advice Service to deliver a practical and solutions focused session looking at the performance management of doctors.
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Healthcare legal issues in Canada
Balraj Sihota, Associate at Kennedys' Canadian associate firm, Dolden Wallace Folick LLP, discussed healthcare related issues in Canada.
We welcomed guest speakers:
This virtual conference was chaired by Christopher Malla, Head of Kennedys' Healthcare Division.
Healthcare legal issues in Hong Kong and Thailand
Kennedys' partners and special counsel from Hong Kong and Thailand will discuss healthcare related issues in their respective jurisdictions.
NHS Resolution – improving safety, avoiding harm and reducing claims
Kennedys' UK based healthcare team are delighted to have hosted the sixth webinar of our annual 2021 programme with guest speaker, Dr Denise Chaffer, Director of Safety and Learning at NHS Resolution.
As we begin this new decade, we are at the cusp of an exciting age in healthcare. Digital advancements made over the last few years are now starting to transform the way patients are treated and cared for in the United Kingdom.
We held an interactive virtual event to celebrate the launch of Kennedys' Healthtech in the future report which included discussion of key legal indemnities and liabilities for healthcare providers to consider.
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Kennedys' healthcare team and The Medical Professional Liability Company (MPLC) were delighted to hold a webinar on 6 May 2021.
Our speakers will discussed:
Kennedys' global healthcare team held the second webinar of our annual 2021 global healthcare webinar programme, our second jurisdiction in focus was Latin America, the Caribbean and Iberia focusing on:
Kennedys' healthcare team are delighted to have held the third webinar of our annual healthcare webinar programme for 2021 with guest speaker: Mandy Richmond, Care and occupational therapy expert.
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Kennedys' global healthcare team are pleased to have held our healthcare conference to explore the global impact of COVID-19 and the potential healthcare related claims we are likely to see as a consequence around the world.
We are delighted to have welcomed as our key note speaker, Dr Rosamund Lewis, Health sciences lead, Infodemic Management, COVID-19 pandemic response team from the World Health Organization (WHO) based in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Kennedys' global healthcare team are delighted to have held the first webinar of our annual 2021 global healthcare webinar programme, our first jurisdiction in focus was Israel.
Yaron Ben-Dan, Partner, Kennedys reviewed the Israeli healthcare structure and discuss the relationships between public and private healthcare providers and the current insurance providers in Israel. Yaron provided an overview of the judicial process, current trends and interesting rulings in the Israeli courts system and discuss the measures of damages and quantum.
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As part of our annual healthcare seminar programme Katie Gollop QC, from Serjeants Inn, spoke about capacity and consent and when to go to the Court of Protection.
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Here we held our HSE webinar where we explained when healthcare and other organisations should have reported a death from COVID-19 under RIDDOR, what steps to take to prepare in the event that an Inspector makes contact with a view to undertaking a formal criminal investigation, dealing with those investigations and what are the possible outcomes and consequences for organisations. We also covered the circumstances when an inquest will be held for a COVID-19 related death.
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During this webinar our expert speakers explored a range of market issues including:
The webinar examine the issue of compensation for bodily injury from a comparative law angle (France, Spain, Belgium, United Kingdom, United States, Latin America), in the light of case law and developments recent on this topic. It is presented by specialists in these issues within our firm.
We are delighted to have held our catastrophic injury webinar, aimed at senior claims handlers and claims managers.
Our expert speakers gave an in-depth view on the key issues of 2020 and their implications for 2021 including:
During this webinar we discussed the main changes of the new Ogden Tables (published in August) but also the new battlegrounds and examined tactical opportunities for claimants and defendants.
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This session will provided tips and tactics for handling multi-party construction disputes. Our speakers discussed:
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Our employers' liability and public liability webinar where our speakers discussed the leisure and entertainment industry reopening - update and current trends, case law roundup and the Protect Duty consultation.
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We were delighted to hold the first webinar in our Topical Tuesdays series, part of Evolve with Kennedys, our programme of events and networking opportunities designed to support claims professionals in developing their careers. The focus of this webinar was the impact on current and future EL/PL and cyber claims as a result of COVID-19.
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During this webinar our speakers discussed the impact of COVID-19 on mental health and stress/ harassment claims.
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During this webinar our expert speakers discussed overseas workers, the practicalities of investigating EL/PL accidents abroad and accidents related to travel.
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We are delighted to have held our employers' liability and public liability webinar, where we welcomed speakers from the US, Europe and India who discussed how the COVID-19 vaccine has been rolled out and managed within their jurisdictions.
Our global panel, chaired by Kennedys partner James Shrimpton, discussed:
We are delighted to have held our employers' liability and public liability webinar on Tuesday 26 January, where we welcomed speakers from across our product liability, healthcare and employment law teams who discussed the latest developments relating to the COVID-19 vaccine.
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We are delighted to have held our employers' liability and public liability webinar, where we welcomed guest speaker Dr Thushan de Silva who discussed the latest epidemiological evidence relating to COVID-19.
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We are delighted to have held our employers' liability and public liability webinar, where we welcomed guest speaker Dr Thushan de Silva who discussed the latest epidemiological evidence relating to COVID-19.
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During this webinar our speakers discussed the following topics:
A webinar as part of our employers' liability and public liability webinar series where we covered the following:
A webinar as part of our employers' liability and public liability webinar series where covered COVID-19 and claims trends - How furlough impacts investigations, the developing employment landscape and potential for claims:
A webinar as part of our employers' liability and public liability webinar series where covered the following:
This session focused on Scotland and the many changes to litigation within that jurisdiction. Experts from our Edinburgh and Glasgow offices provided a general Scottish legal round-up and will provide in-depth analysis of:
During this webinar our speakers focussed on QOCS in Scotland, the likely impact on fraud and key differences north and south of the border.
During this webinar our speakers focussed on malingering including:
During this webinar we were joined by special guest Paul Miller, History Ambassador for the Insurance Museum, as we took a look at the history of insurance fraud and considered whether the problems of today are simply a reflection of the problems that insurance has been contending with forever.
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As part of our monthly fraud webinar series, in which we have been following the stages of the fraud process from detection to deterrence, our speakers assessed the advantages and disadvantages of different methods of deterring fraudulent claims, including private prosecution and civil sanctions.
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We are delighted to have held the second webinar of our continuing monthly fraud webinar series for 2021 in which we have been following the stages of the fraud process from detection to deterrence.
In this webinar our speakers, Zoe Alexander, Senior Associate, Kennedys and Mark Roberts, Counsel, 7 Harrington Street Chambers, focused on how a trial can be used positively as part of your fraud strategies. This webinar included:
We are delighted to have held the first webinar of our continuing monthly fraud webinar series for 2021 in which we have been following the stages of the fraud process from detection to deterrence. This month we will continued to explore topics relating to challenging fraudulent claims and we focussed on fundamental dishonesty with partner, Martin Stockdale and senior associate, Nicola Smith.
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We are delighted to have held the next webinar in our fraud webinar series where we are exploring the fraud life cycle in insurance claims. In this webinar our speakers focused on the challenge of fraudulent claims.
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This was a cross-jurisdictional webinar with the aim of giving an insight in to fraudulent claims in the jurisdictions of Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Lawyers from our Edinburgh, Belfast and Dublin offices discussed recent developments concerning fraudulent claims and what insurers can do to help combat these types of claims. We also considered the likely impact of COVID-19 on the landscape of fraudulent claims.
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In this webinar, where we explored the fraud life cycle in insurance claims, Senior Associates Nicola Smith and Zoe Alexander discussed:
During the latest in our fraud webinar series we explored the fraud life cycle in insurance claims with the opportunities and pitfalls of field investigations.
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The latest webinar in our fraud series looked at technology and investigations.
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Here our specialists started to look at the fraud pipeline from detection through to deterrence.
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During this webinar Kennedys’ occupational disease specialists provided a round-up of hot topics affecting local authorities including:
First presented at the ALARM virtual conference 2021.
We are delighted to have held a webinar with guest speaker Aisling Leonard-Curtin, a Chartered Psychologist with the Psychological Society of Ireland. Aisling brought to the webinar practical and tangible psychological skills in bite-size, easily digestible chunks to those who want to make small but powerful changes when everything feels too much.
During the webinar Aisling discussed:
First presented at the ALARM virtual conference 2021.
We are delighted to have held a virtual mock trial in conjunction with Parklane Plowden Chambers.
At “trial” the claimant alleged she sustained an injury whilst walking her dog on playing fields, when she placed her foot into a small hole in the grass. The trial is not scripted and is based on scenarios that often arise in claims. There will be arguments around whether the Council had a duty under the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957 and if so, whether the reactive system of inspection was adequate.
During our first webinar after the summer break we explored the very recently announced result of the fixed recoverable costs consultation and what that means for the new “intermediate track” of claims between £25,000 - £100,000.
During this webinar we looked back on what has happened in the motor industry in the last six months. We opened the session with an overview of the early trends we are seeing in the OIC and how it is likely to play out in the future. We also looked at what the second half of 2021 may bring as lockdown restrictions are lifted and the impact this may have.
During this webinar our expert speakers discussed:
As a preview to the launch of our anticipated Official Injury Claim: A Practitioner’s Guide we ran an interactive panel session where our experts and authors covered the frequently asked questions we have been receiving from our clients and also went over any hot topics which we have featured in our new guide.
During this session our expert speakers discussed the new OIC costs and the likely approach to the new OIC small claims hearings.
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As the countdown to the 31 May continues our expert speakers focused on the two recent releases of key information: the long awaited Guide for Litigants in Person and draft directions.
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During this webinar experts from our Belfast, Dublin and Edinburgh offices discussed the whiplash reforms in England and Wales, and looked at similar claims in their jurisdictions and what impact further reforms may have.
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The seventh webinar in our bi-weekly series where guest speaker Matthew Maxwell Scott, Executive Director, Association of Consumer Support Organisations, along with Ian Davies, discussed the whiplash reforms from a claimant, rehabilitation and credit hire market perspective and what behaviours they are expecting to see from claimant firms in the future.
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During our sixth Motor Webinar Wednesday we held a credit hire mock trial with guests speakers from Parklane Plowden Chambers. We demonstrate a working example of what happens in these types of hearings.
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What do the new rules mean for local authorities?
We are delighted to have held our local authority whiplash reforms webinar on Tuesday 23 March. New rules that provide the framework underpinning the whiplash reforms and use of the new online portal have been published, our motor specialists discussed what this will mean for local authorities.
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Following on from the 5 March Motor Webinar Special where our panellists discussed the whiplash reforms, our panel are back to answer the questions submitted during the webinar and also cover the wealth of additional questions we have received since.
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Whiplash reforms
Our Motor Webinar Special focused on the whiplash reforms update with our panel of Kennedys' experts considering the implications of these new rules and discussing the potential impact on the motor industry.
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Small claims mock trial
We are delighted to have held the fourth webinar of our bi-weekly series.
Continuing on from the success of our previous MOJ Stage 3 mock trial we welcomed Barristers from St Johns Chambers who guided us through a working example of what happens during small claims hearings.
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We are delighted to have held the third webinar in our biweekly series for 2021. Following the success of our MOJ Stage 3 mock trial, during this webinar we returned to the issues raised and the numerous questions we received. We also welcomed back Simon Young from Kings Chambers who gave his expert input on some of the queries raised.
During this session the questions we covered were not reliant on having witnessed the mock hearing. The focus was on tactical questions and common arguments such as:
MOJ stage 3 mock-trial
We are delighted to have held the second webinar in our biweekly series for 2021.
During this webinar we ran a virtual MOJ stage 3 mock-trial with guests speakers from Kings Chambers. We gave an experience of the submissions made by counsel for either party and judgement, which demonstrated a working example of what happens in these types of hearings.
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We are delighted to have held the first webinar in our bi weekly series for 2021. During this webinar our expert speakers covered the current hot topics affecting the motor industry including:
We are delighted to have held the final webinar in our Motor Webinar Wednesdays series where our panel of experts looked ahead and discussed some of the major factors that will impact the motor claims in 2021.
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We are pleased to have held the twenty fourth webinar in our motor webinar series. During this webinar we had a practical discussion regarding default judgments and the addition and substitution of defendants.
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We are pleased to have held the twenty third webinar in our motor webinar series. Based on previous attendee feedback we extended this session, making it more interactive focused in more detail on coverage issues between motor insurers and then EL or PL insurers
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We are pleased to have held the twenty second webinar in our Motor Webinar series. During this webinar we focused on the rise of the smombies and case law update
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We are pleased to have held the twenty first webinar in our Motor Webinar series. During this webinar Ian Davies and Richard West, Partners at Kennedys, discussed the impact of COVID-19 on the global legal casualty and motor market and what impact the challenges may have in the future.
In addition Mark Walsh, also a Kennedys Partner, provided a high level overview of the Swift v Carpenter decision on accommodation claims.
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During this webinar we focused on:
During this webinar we discussed fraud and tinnitus in RTA claims.
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During this webinar we discussed EL or PL vs motor issues and if we are seeing any post-lockdown trends emerging.
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During this webinar we focused on The MOJ portal and mistakes in the portal.
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During this webinar we focused on the post COVID-19 future - a technology perspective and a view from the bench – a Barrister's view of the challenges of COVID-19 and the future challenges and opportunities.
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A webinar as part of our webinar series where we focused on the hot topics affecting the motor liability industry.
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A webinar as part of our webinar series where we focused on the hot topics affecting the motor liability industry.
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We held the fourth and final webinar of our motor prosecution webinar series. In this webinar we covered:
A webinar as part of our webinar series where we focused on the hot topics affecting the motor liability industry.
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Here we held the third webinar of our motor prosecution webinar series. In this webinar we covered:
A webinar as part of our webinar series where we focused on the hot topics affecting the motor liability industry.
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Here we held the second webinar of our motor prosecution webinar series. In this webinar we covered:
A webinar as part of our webinar series where we focused on the hot topics affecting the motor liability industry.
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Here we held the first webinar of our motor prosecution webinar series. In this webinar we covered:
During this webinar Kennedys’ occupational disease specialists provided a round-up of hot topics affecting local authories including:
Our speakers discussed the High Court asbestos list: what points are being litigated and what judgments you are not seeing and health factors for longer working hours.
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We are delighted to have held our webinar on Thursday 4 March 2021 where drew upon the knowledge of our UK and US occupational disease specialists to consider future risks for claims professionals.
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We are delighted to have held our occupational disease webinar focusing on acoustic shock and hand-arm vibrations.
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During this webinar we focused on:
Our occupational disease webinar focused on stress at work and work related neck and upper limb disorder (WRULD) claims and the impact that COVID-19 has had on these claims.
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What do the new rules mean for local authorities?
We are delighted to have held our local authority whiplash reforms webinar on Tuesday 23 March. New rules that provide the framework underpinning the whiplash reforms and use of the new online portal have been published, our motor specialists discussed what this will mean for local authorities.
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Ransomware: response and personal data considerations
We are delighted to have held our first local authority webinar of 2021 on Thursday 25 February. In the past 12 months, the cyber landscape has been dominated by ransomware and a number of local authorities have unfortunately fallen victim to these sophisticated attacks.
Our experts will simulate the response to a ransomware attack, using their unique experience in dealing with dozens of high profile attacks. They will explore the immediate steps that need to be taken, look at the practicalities of managing an incident, and consider the exposures resulting from the associated risks to personal data.
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We are delighted to have held our local authority webinar 'claims in outdoor spaces', aimed at local authorities and claims managers. Karen Grant and Mandy Williams discussed different types of claims which may be advanced following accidents in outdoor spaces and consider the duties to the public to prevent accidents in areas such as parks, children's playgrounds, play equipment and on public rights of way.
Those watching will gain a useful overview on the types of claims that are being presented to local authorities whilst outdoor spaces are being used more regularly due to COVID-19.
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The webinar followed the progress of a mock trial following a slipping accident in a school. We will consider the importance of e-bundles and the format of the remote trial, outlining how this differs from a trial in person.
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During this webinar our speakers discussed:
During this webinar our speakers discussed:
Our webinar discussed safeguarding in the travel and tourism industry and what tour operators need to consider.
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Our webinar reviewed the key regulatory developments of 2020 and how they are impacting, and could impact, 2021.
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Our speakers discussed HSE/local authority on the spot inspections to check whether the business has adequate COVID-secure measures in place. Aimed at claims managers, loss adjusters, health and safety managers and consultants, our speakers included what it means to be COVID-secure, how to prepare for the inspections and potential enforcement action.
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We are delighted to have held our regulatory webinar focusing on the draft Building Safety Bill 2020 recently published by the Government.
In this webinar we summarised and explored the main points arising from the Building Safety Bill and how they will impact fire safety management systems in high-rise buildings from a practical point of view. We also considered what steps businesses can take to prepare for when the draft legislation becomes law.
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Here we held our HSE webinar where we explained when healthcare and other organisations should have reported a death from COVID-19 under RIDDOR, what steps to take to prepare in the event that an Inspector makes contact with a view to undertaking a formal criminal investigation, dealing with those investigations and what are the possible outcomes and consequences for organisations. We also covered the circumstances when an inquest will be held for a COVID-19 related death.
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We hosted our annual regulatory webinar where attendees gained an insight into this rapidly developing area of law.
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We are delighted to have held an inquests webinar on Thursday 22 October 2020, aimed at insurers and corporates.
Our speakers provided an update in relation to the key aspects of inquests including, pre-inquest review hearings (PIRH), Article 2 and changes made as a result of COVID-19.
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Here we held our HSE webinar where we explained when healthcare and other organisations should have reported a death from COVID-19 under RIDDOR, what steps to take to prepare in the event that an Inspector makes contact with a view to undertaking a formal criminal investigation, dealing with those investigations and what are the possible outcomes and consequences for organisations. We also covered the circumstances when an inquest will be held for a COVID-19 related death.
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We are delighted to invite you to a webinar we are hosting next week in association with Perrin Conferences, where we will explore the future of autonomous vehicles and the potential impact on business.
Topics for discussion include:
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Our webinar looked into the impacts of Brexit across Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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This webinar, in association with BExA, focused on:
With the Brexit transition period ending on 31 December 2020, our webinar covered EU rules on jurisdiction and law.
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The third in our series of bite-size business briefings covered how the court system has changed post COVID-19 and how technology is driving change.
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We were delighted to have held two panel discussions on Monday 24 May 2021, where we considered how COVID-19 has changed the risk profile faced by business.
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Our speakers discussed HSE/local authority on the spot inspections to check whether the business has adequate COVID-secure measures in place. Aimed at claims managers, loss adjusters, health and safety managers and consultants, our speakers included what it means to be COVID-secure, how to prepare for the inspections and potential enforcement action.
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Kennedys' global healthcare team are pleased to have held our healthcare conference to explore the global impact of COVID-19 and the potential healthcare related claims we are likely to see as a consequence around the world.
We are delighted to have welcomed as our key note speaker, Dr Rosamund Lewis, Health sciences lead, Infodemic Management, COVID-19 pandemic response team from the World Health Organization (WHO) based in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Le séminaire virtuel organisé par Kennedys le 16 Mars 2021 a examiné les questions posées, dans le cadre de Covid-19, en relation avec les polices d'assurance «interruption d'activité», à la lumière de la jurisprudence et des dernières avancées en la matière en France, Espagne, Belgique et United Royaume.
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The webinar examined the questions asked, in the context of Covid-19, in relation to business interruption insurance policies, in the light of case law and the latest advances in this area in France, Spain, Belgium and the United Kingdom.
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We are delighted to have held our employers' liability and public liability webinar, where we welcomed speakers from the US, Europe and India who discussed how the COVID-19 vaccine has been rolled out and managed within their jurisdictions.
Our global panel, chaired by Kennedys partner James Shrimpton, discussed:
We are delighted to have held an insightful discussion on vaccine development against the backdrop of a pandemic, and an update on the introduction and risks of human challenge trials.
This webinar was aimed at insurance claims handlers, underwriters, start-ups, medical device, med-tech and pharmaceutical companies and in-house counsel, academics and disrupters in the industry.
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During part two, Richard West, chaired an interactive panel discussion with Ian Davies, Peter Demick, Karim Derrick, John Gilfillan and Deborah Newberry, who explored:
We are delighted to have held our webinar, with guest speaker Katy Taylor - Go-Ahead Group, aimed at transport business risk managers and directors, insurers, insurance claims handlers and brokers. This webinar covered the ongoing challenges of the transport industry both prior to and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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We held our webinar aimed at construction and hire purchase firms, along with SMEs and non-residential landlords and tenants, who wish to gain further insight into the criteria related to applying for temporary relief for the inability to perform contracts in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The session covered:
Here we held our HSE webinar where we explained when healthcare and other organisations should have reported a death from COVID-19 under RIDDOR, what steps to take to prepare in the event that an Inspector makes contact with a view to undertaking a formal criminal investigation, dealing with those investigations and what are the possible outcomes and consequences for organisations. We also covered the circumstances when an inquest will be held for a COVID-19 related death.
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We had expert speakers from our Northern Ireland, Scotland and Republic of Ireland offices discuss the next steps for COVID-19 in each of their jurisdictions, including:
A webinar as part of our employers' liability and public liability webinar series where we covered the following:
We held the fourth and final webinar of our motor prosecution webinar series. In this webinar we covered:
A webinar as part of our employers' liability and public liability webinar series where covered COVID-19 and claims trends - How furlough impacts investigations, the developing employment landscape and potential for claims:
Here our specialists started to look at the fraud pipeline from detection through to deterrence.
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Here we held the third webinar of our motor prosecution webinar series. In this webinar we covered:
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The Justice Minister for Northern Ireland launched a public consultation on increasing the general civil jurisdiction of the country courts in Northern Ireland.
Our expert speakers discussed the impact of the consultation in light of the current civil justice landscape, how the outcome could significantly impact the way claims in Northern Ireland are litigated and how insurers can start to prepare for the outcome.
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As part of our women in business series and to celebrate International Women's day we are delighted to have hosted this webinar with Medea Plesner Petersen, Senior associate in the Danish office, who asked the question: "Are we allowed for diversity", and Jeanette Varberg, Archeologist, writer and Director of the Danish National Museum, who made us all smarter on how people have lived together in the past and how we can take this knowledge with us in to the future.
The webinar is in Danish.
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We are delighted to have hosted our virtual women in business event on Thursday 26 November 2020 where we we focused on diversity and inclusion.
The event saw our global managing partner and diversity champion, Suzanne Liversidge joined by our guest speaker - Rose St Louis, Insurance Director at KPMG LLP.
