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Insurance Law Congress Online

Moderator: Michael Mendelowitz (Norton Rose LLP)

A series of ten live and interactive webcasts covering all the latest issues and developments in insurance law


Price: £1650 (single user licence). For details of multi-user discounts, please call +44 (0)20 7017 5278. (£1,650.00 after discount)

Product Description

The i-law Online Congress series offers you the opportunity to fulfil your knowledge and training needs in a new, interactive and up-to-date format.

 

The Insurance Law Congress Online will allow you to hear from world-renowned experts in insurance law and to question them just as you would at a conference, but from anywhere you choose - be it at home, in the office or on the move. You could even take part as a group in your boardroom.

A subscription to this unique new series gives you ten one-hour webcasts over the course of a year and will go on to cover all of the key areas of insurance law as well as some of the 'hot topics' facing the industry.

All sessions will be moderated by Michael Mendelowitz, partner and head of the insurance and reinsurance practice at Norton Rose LLP.

 

Featuring:

  • Live, online broadcasts – ten one-hour sessions a year covering all the key issues and latest developments surrounding insurance law
  • Expert speakers – hear from some of the leading names within the industry
  • Interactivity – you have the opportunity to ask questions about the issues that are affecting you and have them answered live by our panel of experts
  • Convenience – ask questions just as you would at a conference, but from the comfort of your own desktop - be it at home, in the office, on the move or wherever and whenever you choose.  You can even take part as a group in your boardroom
  • 10 CPD points - simply complete a short questionnaire after each webcast to claim a CPD point


John Lockey QC of Essex Court Chambers discusses Wasa v Lexington, the only reinsurance case of any general significance heard by the Court of Appeal in 2008.


 

Forthcoming topics include:

  • The use of the Misrepresentation Act 1967 in insurance litigation
    27 October 2009 at 10.00h GMT
    Peter MacDonald-Eggars  (7 King's Bench Walk)

  • Insurance and the environment
  • Follow the Settlements/Claims Control
  • Contract Certainty and Policy Wording
  • Takaful Insurance


The ever-growing archive - now available to view on demand to all subscribers - now includes:

  • Insurance and Reinsurance Case Law Update
    with John Lockey QC (Essex Court Chambers)

  • Directors' and Officers' Liability
    with Adolfo Paolini (University of Buckingham) and Deepak Nambisan (Fountain Court Chambers)

  • Good Faith and Insurance Contracts
    with Peter MacDonald Eggers (7 King's Bench Walk)

  • Allocation of Losses
    with Michael Mendelowitz (Norton Rose LLP)

  • Insurance Contract Law Reform
    with David Hertzell (Law Commissioner)

  • Insurance Insolvency
    with James Stonebridge  (Norton Rose LLP)

The next webcast in the series - The use of the Misrepresentation Act 1967 in insurance litigation - takes place on 27 October 2009 at 10:00h BST.

Register today to take part. 

How it works

All you need to take part is a computer with an internet connection and a soundcard.

Each session will begin with an expert (or experts) taking you through the designated subject, covering not only the classical issues in that area but also the latest cases and legal developments that bear upon it.

If you miss a live event or would like to watch an event that you previously watched live again, all past webcasts are available to view on demand via i-law.com within 24 hours of their initial broadcast. You can review the material as often as you wish for the duration of your subscription.

If you have any concerns about your computer’s ability to receive the broadcasts, please visit the FAQ section of our website.

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