Laws & effects.
In the wake of the US terrorist attacks, Steve Reynolds and Bernie Heinze look at legal precedents and how they could impact on the unravelling of claims in the longer term.
The insurance and legal industries lost many friends and colleaguesin the US terrorist attacks on 11 September, and there has been a stated
commitment from the legal profession to do the utmost to
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