Ruling in favour of solicitors’ insurer over debts and trading liabilities
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Ruling in favour of solicitors’ insurer over debts and trading liabilities

Published 3 November 2016

DAC Beachcroft's Phil Murrin and Parminder Badhan featured in Thursday 3 November's edition of Insurance Day, covering the latest key ruling in favour of insurers.

The UK’s Supreme Court held that the insurers of a firm of solicitors were not liable to indemnify the solicitors’ liability to a third-party funder for loans made to cover disbursements in intended litigation (Impact Funding Solutions Limited v AIG Europe Insurance Ltd [2016] UKSC 57).

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Phil Murrin

Phil Murrin

London - Walbrook

+44 (0)20 7894 6900

Parminder Badhan

Parminder Badhan

London - Walbrook

+44 (0) 20 7894 6186

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Phil Murrin

Phil Murrin

London - Walbrook

+44 (0)20 7894 6900

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