Analysis
Manifest disregard of the law - Disregarding the law
Global Legal Review
Opportunities and challenges
Brazil
Public enemy number one?
FAIR plans
Reduce the burden
Natural disasters
Medical appeal partly successful
Mealing v Chelsea and Westminster Healthcare NHS Trust (Queen's Bench Division - 18 July 2008)
Tightening risk factors
Australian Review
Court in landmark "work equipment" decision
Spencer-Franks v Kellog, Brown and Root (House of Lords - 2 July 2008)
Ultimate power, ultimate responsibility
Commercial Property: Power companies
Trip hazard was not unsafe
Cenet (Nee McGlennon) v Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council (Queen's Bench Division - 26 June 2008)
Ruling could impact Bartoline
Bedfordshire Police Authority v Constable (Queen's Bench Division - 20 June 2008)
What price peace of mind?
Resident Carers
Reassuringly expensive
High Net Worth
Benfield relents to Aon approach
News Analysis: Broker takeover
Trouble at the top
Insurance Premium Tax
Pier pressure
Business Interruption: Tourist attractions
In the firing line
Redundancy Employment Tribunals
Breaking new ground
Mapping and Modelling: Earthquake risk
Scene of the crime
Mapping and Modelling: Crime risk
Survival Horrors
Events: Cancellation and abandonment
Case shows PTSD recognition
Gray v Thames Trains and Network Rail Infrastructure (Court of Appeal - 25 June 2008)
'Rescuer' failed to meet primary victim criteria
Monk v PC Harrington Contractors and others (Queen's Bench Division - 31 July 2008)
Accountant cleared on appeal
Moore Stephens (a firm) v Stone and Rolls (Court of Appeal - 18 June 2008)
Old issues, new perspectives
Disaster Recovery: Property drying
Rugby player was employed
Gravil v Carroll and Redruth Rugby Football Club (Court of Appeal - 18 June 2008)