Insurers face EL facts.
Last week, the House of Lords gave their reasons for finding in favour of the claimants in Fairchild, Fox and Matthews, which will affect future mesothelioma claims. Boris Cetnik warns insurers to be prepared.
Although many claims that have been delayed or stayed pending theoutcome of the judgement in the Fairchild, Fox and Matthews cases on
mesothelioma will now be procedurally reactivated, the
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