Insurance claims and contractual interpretation - a seminar presented by the Hailsham Chambers Commercial Group
Thursday 17 June 2010, London
5.30pm - 7.00pm
This seminar examined some key commercial issues relating to insurance claims and contractual interpretation.
Simon Wilton spoke on 'Claims against insurers and insurance brokers: problems and pitfalls for claimants, insurers, and insurance brokers'
- An examination of the issues which arise in tripartite actions where claimants denied insurance sue their insurers and, in the alternative, their insurance brokers
- a review of the applicable law
- an analysis of various problems and pitfalls which can confront each of the parties in such litigation
Dan Stacey spoke on 'How to interpret a contract: current rules'.
- Chartbrook v Persimmon and negotiations
- a review of the applicable law
- where we are and where we are going
Download handout and slides from this seminar.
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