Stephen Netherway

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AI use in the courts brings its own risks
Recent cases highlight the risks of using AI as a source when it comes to court cases
Court clears up issues of double insurance in favour of insured
Without a rateable insurance clause, a policyholder has wide recovery rights under all its relevant policies if double insurance arises
England’s arbitration regime is set for a revamp
Reforms to English arbitration law seek to speed up process and improve legal certainty
New government doubles down on strengthening arbitration laws
The Arbitration Act, which received royal assent on February 24, reforms English arbitration law in a number of specific areas
California wildfires flag issues of insurance availability
Comprehensive data, artificial intelligence and parametric products could all have a part to play in helping the market provide insurance solutions for customers struggling to obtain cover
Legal London has a bright future post-Covid 19
London’s lawyers look set to remain relevant to the insurance market for the foreseeable future, and in ways not seen before the pandemic for very many years