Some of the largest firms in the UK are warning that ideas to do away with the UK's two-year training contract system could cheapen the standing of the UK's qualification in other jurisdictions. | 10yrs
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Alternative dispute resolution has spread around the world in insurance through Ombudsman schemes. | 10yrs
Which types of dispute are typically being seen in Dubai? Peter Ellingham and Andrew MacCuish of Kennedys Dubai LLP look at the cases taking place in the jurisdiction, of of the seven states that form the United Arab Emirates. | 10yrs
Reinsurers that are owned by US entities (“Domestic Reinsurers”) are presently at a distinct disadvantage compared to their European counterparts. Barry Weissman of Carlton Fields Jorden Burt explains. | 10yrs
The General Counsel of the UK's largest mutual life, pensions and investment company talks about the issues as he sees them. | 10yrs
The total of completed insurance takeover deals in H1 of this year is the best result in three years, according to research by Clyde & Co - and the firm expects the activity to continue. | 10yrs
The international clampdown by regulators on banks is just one sign that insurers need to take compliance issues more seriously. | 10yrs
After a decade of working with Western Australia clients, insurance specialist Wotton & Kearney is to open an office in Perth. | 10yrs
DWF, Ince and Kennedys - leading law firms known for their insurance teams - have all reported muted revenue performances for 2014/15. But the firms are all in the process of growing their foreign offices. | 10yrs
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Research conducted by Ipsos MORI for the Legal Services Board and Legal Services Consumer Panel shows unbundling has the potential to widen access to justice. | 10yrs
An appeals court has granted Apple an injunction that means Samsung may have to make changes to the software running on its smartphones in order to continue to sell them in the US. | 10yrs
Pinsent Mason is planning to double the staff involved in its online Cerico compliance venture, taking the team to around 20 by the end of the year. | 10yrs