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Mental health claims contribute to personal injury inflation, says Kennedys
31 October 2023The law firm identifies cost of care as another factor driving up personal injury costs
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Increased climate litigation is a case of "when" not "if", warns Kennedys
23 October 2023The law firm advised insurers to have oversight of climate risk when working with MGAs
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UK's Consumer Duty could bring costly claims against insurers
21 July 2023Kennedys says underwriters providing D&O cover should be as concerned as retail insurers
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Chancery Lane Project develops gain-share incentive clause to reduce GHG emissions
12 July 2023Law firm Kennedys explained the use cases for insurers of construction projects
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Risks facing D&O insurers gathering pace, says Kennedys
19 June 2023ESG, Spac and technology are among the sources of such perils
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Kennedys and Chancery Lane Project develop contract template for climate-related liability insurance
25 April 2023New clauses should help insurers offer clients broader liability cover
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Insurers sentenced to more climate litigation exposure
02 February 2023A surge in climate-related litigation is creating an increasing risk for PI and D&O insurers. Risk experts explain to Joshua Geer why exposure is growing and how insurers can mitigate it
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The path to sustainable cyber insurance
14 October 2022The cyber insurance market is growing rapidly, but demand exceeds current capacity and insurers may lose relevance unless they redefine the risk and improve their modelling. Joshua Geer reports
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Lloyd's cyber exclusions bring hope for market growth, despite attribution challenges
19 August 2022Attributing cyber-attacks to a specific actor requires detailed forensic evidence
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Insurers reminded of climate change duty of care risk
13 July 2022Law firm Kennedys highlights the key trends in the climate litigation space
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