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Insurance Disputes
Written by an impressive team of specialist contributors, Insurance Dispute is the authoritative guide to litigation for both the insurer and the insured. Divided into two parts - principles of law and their practical use in individual types of insurance, it aims to identify and resolve questions such as: - How should the claimant handle a dispute? - Is the claim within the cover? - When should an insurer dispute cover? - What steps can an insurer take to deny cover? Updated and revised to include new chapters on marine insurance, the Financial Ombudsman Service and ATE insurance, Insurance Disputes is essential reading for anyone involved in insurance law and litigation.
Book Details
- Publisher: Informa Law from Routledge
- Publish Date: Oct 14th, 2024
- Pages: 984
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - 0003
- Dimensions: 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00lb
- EAN: 9781032917375
- Categories: • Insurance• Commercial - General
About the Author
Lord Mance is a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. His background is in insurance and re-insurance.
Iain Goldrein QC is a silk at 7 Harrington Street Chambers, Liverpool and at 7 Bell Yard, London.
Robert Merkin is a professor of Commercial Law at Exeter University and a consultant to the Norton Rose Group.
Praise for this book
'This both succeeds in both its writers and editors: the quality and reputation of its editors in insurance law doubtless made it easier to gather together such a fine squad of writers' - Philip Rawlings for International Company and Commercial Law Review (2013)