General Insurance| 27 May 2019
It is commonly thought that where a liability insurer, of whatever type, appoints lawyers to represent an insured in a legal proceeding without an express reservation of rights, and in a way which tends to lead the insured into believing ...
Insurance| 28 Mar 2019
In Hunt & Hunt v Mitchell Morgan Nominees the High Court went a long way towards clarifying when a claim is ‘apportionable’ under the apportionment legislation which is typical throughout Australia.
General Insurance| 03 Aug 2018
Mr Latz was diagnosed with mesothelioma in October 2016. It was accepted by all parties that Mr Latz’s illness was caused by Amaca’s negligence.
General Insurance| 13 Mar 2018
The insured’s daughter was involved in a motor vehicle collision, for which she accepted she was liable.
General Insurance| 17 Oct 2017
The NSW Court of Appeal has considered the respective liabilities of various parties arising out of the collapse of a balcony at a house, on the northern beaches of Sydney, at Collaroy.