Protect Duty Draft Legislation Published: What You Need to Know By Rhian Greaves, Duncan Strachan, Nicola Fairbairn, Louise Bloomfield, Anne-Marie Gregory, Julitta Yates On 2 May 2023, the hotly anticipated Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, known as Martyn’s…
2023 and beyond: Emerging risks and legislation By Clarissa Coleman, Duncan Strachan DAC Beachcroft has recently published over 140 predictions, in its “Informed Insurance”…
Resilience Tops the Government’s List of New Year Resolutions By Duncan Strachan, The new year sees fresh details provided on the anti-terrorist Protect Duty legislation and the UK…
YOUNG PEOPLE INSPIRE PROGRESS ON CLIMATE CHANGE By Duncan Strachan Young people exert a powerful influence on global climate change negotiations…
DRAWING THE BOUNDARIES: FROM TERRORISM TO CLIMATE CHANGE By Helen Faulkner, Duncan Strachan Boundaries - whether geographical, legislative or behavioural - are often where the conflicts arise…
Municipio de Mariana v BHP Group (UK) Ltd By Duncan Strachan, Francesca Muscutt, Brazilian compensation scheme is no barrier to English proceedings - Court of Appeal allows Fundão…
Are you prepared for the new protect duty? By Helen Faulkner, Duncan Strachan Many questions remain outstanding in the wake of the recent Home Office consultation on the…
PFAS: the risks that the “forever chemical” poses to the environment and the resulting claims By Duncan Strachan PFAS is short for ‘perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances’, and they are a group of man-made…
Mind the (social unrest) gap! In an era of mass protest, how can (re)insurers balance the risk with the needs of insureds? By Duncan Strachan, Ben Partridge Since 2017 over 100 countries worldwide have seen significant civil unrest or mass protest…
Covid-19, Civil Unrest and Corruption in Latin America – the challenges facing the region and the role insurance can play By Duncan Strachan Latin America faces a critical 12 months as relatively new political regimes look to avoid a return…