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Business Interruption Explained: Causation in Business Interruption Insurance following FCA v Arch Insurance & others

Business Interruption Explained: Causation in Business Interruption Insurance following FCA v Arch Insurance & others

Released Wednesday, 14th October 2020
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Business Interruption Explained: Causation in Business Interruption Insurance following FCA v Arch Insurance & others

Business Interruption Explained: Causation in Business Interruption Insurance following FCA v Arch Insurance & others

Business Interruption Explained: Causation in Business Interruption Insurance following FCA v Arch Insurance & others

Business Interruption Explained: Causation in Business Interruption Insurance following FCA v Arch Insurance & others

Wednesday, 14th October 2020
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In this episode, Neil Block QC discusses causation of loss in business interruption claims related to COVID - 19 following FCA v Arch Insurance and others. 

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OUTLOOK: The Commercial, Construction and International Arbitration podcast

Here's a flavour of what you can expect from OUTLOOK: The Commercial, Construction and International Arbitration podcast...In episode 1 Judith Ayling talks about the problems in costs management caused by the divide between incurred and budgeted costs, and the recent changes to PD3E. In episode 2, Shaman Kapoor answers the questions: What were the early experiences from the Pilot? What has amounted to “good reason” in notable cases? How will the Court deal with phases if it finds there is a good reason to depart?In episode 3 Marion Smith QC looks at recent case law dealing with third party costs orders. She considers how the court ensures that a liability for costs is shared fairly as between the losing party and (1) an expert and (2) a third party funder. In episode 4 Paul Darling QC analyses the circumstances in which the Court will award indemnity costs. What if the case was very weak? What if the claim failed when there was a Defendant’s Part 36 offer? Will the Court of Appeal interfere with a first instance Judge?

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