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Legislation has been laid before Parliament that limits the rights of insurers to rely on having voided an insurance policy after an accident has taken place. It was laid before Parliament on 1 July 2019 and is set to come into force on 1 November 2019.
The hotly debated discount rate has been revised. The Lord Chancellor (David Gauke) has today announced a change setting the Discount Rate at minus 0.25%. Find out more what this means and what the situation is for Scotland here.
Legislation has been laid before Parliament that limits the rights of insurers to rely on having voided an insurance policy after an accident has taken place.
It remains commonplace in the fairground industry that inflatables and rides are operated without adequate Health and Safety measures. A recent case highlighted the tragic consequences of non-compliance with Health and Safety Regulations and the legal steps that will be taken when a breach is identified.
Trainee Solicitor's credibility questioned? Conflict in acting for injured party and credit hire Company? Does either of these questions justify sanction for Counsel? The All-Scotland Personal Injury Court recently considered these issues in the case of Neil Robertson v Esure Insurance Limited.