We will provide further updates, including implications for insurers and insureds, in the next of our webinar series.

The Rules of the Supreme Court of Bermuda 1985 do not yet contain any detailed rules, practice direction, or guidance specifically dealing with electronic discovery.

A summary of the inquiry report and some questions about the Committee's recommendations.

Ultimately, the protector's role in relation to any given trust will be determined with regard to the express terms of the trust instrument. The powers granted to a protector can be broadly categorised as "positive" powers and "veto" powers.

This is the second of two articles, which provide an overview of two ‘self-help' remedies available under the general law in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), for the unpaid and, no doubt, disgruntled contractor.

There are fundamental differences between US & Australian defamation laws. Discusses choice of judge or jury.

Classifications & types of AI; how corporations are using AI; implications & impacts of its use; suggested regulatory framework.

My good friend Judy Greenwald reported for BusinessInsurance.com that "Lloyd's of London will require standalone cyber policies to include state-backed cyberattack exclusions beginning in March 2023...

In Australia, a medical negligence claimant cannot recover damages on a possible 'loss of chance' of a better outcome.

How will the COVID-19 risk be regulated by criminal enforcement agencies in the UK, US and Australia?

Whilst both will give rise to a finding that a trust is invalid, sham trusts and illusory trusts are two very different beasts, as noted by the New Zealand Supreme Court:

Asia-Pacific data centre expansion is creating unprecedented insurance challenges as rapid infrastructure growth strains regional water and power resources. Could intensive resource consumption by data centres generate environmental liability claims from affected communities and regulators? And are traditional property insurance models adequately capturing the contingent business interruption risks created by concentrated digital infrastructure dependencies?

Recent case considers complexities in best interest decisions & the extent to which parents should be involved.

Impact of the current sanctions with a focus on those areas which might impact the global shipping and trade industry.

Issues of dual insurance, when a non-contracting party may be an insured, and who may claim for a loss.

Decision is indicative of the upward shift we have observed in awards of general damages for dust diseases.

Regulatory authorities in Australia have begun to crack down on the practice of greenwashing. Greenwashing explained.

The chapter provides a helpful overview of Bermuda's laws and regulations relevant to private equity transactions, as well as on the private equity structures typically employed in Bermuda transactions and the attractiveness of Bermuda as a jurisdiction for the same.

A panel of healthcare lawyers explored the extent of COVID-19 related claims in various jurisdictions.

Indemnifiers have a rich source of information which can be thematically reviewed to facilitate learning from claims.