Volume 27, Issue 2 of the Australian Insurance Law Bulletin is now available at LexisNexis Online.

In this issue, you will find the following articles:

• ‘Domestic arbitrators required to make reasoned awards’, by Dr Andrew Lu OAM of Minter Ellison
• ‘New uncertainty as to defence costs cover under D&O insurance’, by Rehana Box and Crystal Lawton of Blake Dawson
• ‘Developments in proportionate liability’, by Ivan Griscti of Seven Wentworth
• ‘The year that was – in some ways, insurers might prefer it wasn’t’, by Greg Pynt of Pynt and Partners, Perth

Volume 27, Issue 1 of the Australian Insurance Law Bulletin is now available to subscribers. Articles in this issue include the following:

• ‘HIH Claims Support Scheme scaffolding exposed’ by Amanda Lees, Blake Dawson
• ‘Insurance coverage for cyber risks: Sony Playstation and beyond’ by Andrew Miers, HWL Ebsworth
• ‘Access to insurance policies: another potential plaintiff seeks access to inspect a D&O policy ... and is successful’ by David Gerber, Clayton Utz
• ‘Delay in prosecuting actions’ by Richard Leahy, Barry Nilsson Lawyers, with assistance from Nicola Davis
• ‘TPD clauses and super trustees’ duties’ by Michael Iacuzzi, Lisa Norris and Paul Cleary, Turks Legal

Volume 26, Issue 10 of the Australian Insurance Law Bulletin is now available to subscribers.

Articles in this issue include:

• ‘Moore v National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Ltd’ by Amanda Underwood of Norton Rose
• ‘The concept of “good faith” in modern mediation practice’ by Michael Loewenstein, Barrister-at-law
• ‘Take care that settlement documents do not affect recovery rights’ by Dr Andrew Lu OAM and Christopher Harris of Minter Ellison
• ‘More on loss of chance in claims against valuers’ by Greg Reinhardt of Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration
• ‘Contributory negligence: a review in Queensland personal injuries claims’ by Ken Horsley and Leah Mooney of Minter Ellison

Also in this issue:

• Index to volume 26
• Table of articles
• Table of cases
• Table of statutes

The latest issue of the Australian Insurance Law Bulletin has been released.

Subscribers' attention is drawn to the following articles in particular:

Vero Insurance Ltd v QBE Insurance (Australia) Ltd considered

Sam Adair WENTWORTH CHAMBERS

Court revisits basis for challenging FOS decisions

Lisa Noris TURKS LEGAL

Update on the proposed changes to the Insurance Contracts Act

Rehana Box and Crystal Lawton BLAKE DAWSON

Cyberbullying — where does a school’s duty of care end?

Alex Kohn MAKINSON & D’APICE

Sparking a divide in defining “damage” in business interruption claims?

Ray Giblett and Jessica Kinny GADENS LAWYERS

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The latest issue of our insurance law bulletin, Australian Insurance Law Bulletin, is now online.  

We note the following feature articles:

• "Casenote: Suncorp Metway Insurance Ltd v Sichter" by Paul Telford, Barrister at law;
• "Insured can mind its own ‘business’" by Dean Newell, DibbsBarker;
• "What are coordinate liabilities for the purpose of contribution?" by Professor Greg Reinhardt, Australian Institute of Judicial Administration; and
• "Contract works insurance: stainless steel piping failures" by Patrick Mead, Carter Newell Lawyers.

The latest issue of the Australian Insurance Law Bulletin has been released.

Subscribers' attention is drawn to the following articles in particular:

• Professor Greg Reinhardt, Australian Institute of Judicial Administration, "Whether duty of care owed by police officer to bystander: Victoria v Richards";
• Doug Jones and Peter Mann, Clayton Utz, "Gordian Runoff v Westport": Limited grounds to challenge award"; and
• Patrick Mead, Carter Newell Lawyers "Contract works insurance: scratched glass claims".