Environmental liability uncovered

With Corby Borough Council preparing to appeal a contamination ruling against it, Ana Paula Nacif explores the uptake of contractors' pollution insurance.

With UK environmental legislation becoming more stringent, and high-profile legal actions such as Corby hitting the headlines, the case for environmental liability cover has never been stronger (Post

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