Analysis
In a class of its own
SMEs: Micro
Shock factor
Risk Report
Fighting fit and able
Regional Review: Leeds
Brokers' future demands advice role
Risk Report
Risk control key to underinsurance
Risk Report
Winds of change
Risk Report
Making tracks
Legal analysis: Tupe
Vote of confidence
News analysis: M&A at LLoyd's
The real issue in food scares
Risk Report
Thoroughly modern methods
Risk Report
Running the risk
Risk Report
Mixed ingredients
Risk Report
Surgeon: no club contract
West Bromwich Albion Football Club v El-Safty (Court of Appeal - 11 October 2006)
Commentary - Breach of Working Time Regulations may flout employers' duty of care
The Working Time Regulations 1998 place a limit of 48 hours of work per week that a worker can be re...
Wheel deal
Motorbikes
A health-e market
Technology and Health
Oral contract confusion leads to retrial
Maggs v Marsh and others (Court of Appeal - 7 July 2006)
Fresh ideas
Health insurance
Stand in the breach
Corporate manslaughter
Turn back time
Lloyd's: new syndicates
Caution advised over experts until test cases
Casey v Cartwright (Court of Appeal - 5 October 2006)
US D&O - Lulled into a false sense of security?
The current stability of the directors' and officers' liability (D&O) insurance market in the US may not last for long. Mairi Mallon draws out the perspectives of a number of industry representatives to paint the bigger picture
What the UK's insurance contract law reform will mean to you
The UK is re-writing the (re)insurance contract-law rule book. Kate Buttrey of Kendall Freeman explains why changes debated in (re)insurance law could revolutionise the way you do business
News - AIG buys US marine business from Arch
American International Group (AIG) has announced that one of its wholly owned subsidiaries has purch...