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To celebrate the countdown to Christmas, the Corporate Insurance team will be publishing a prediction for 2015 each day.

An expert witness produced a report which was verified by a false statement of truth (and subsequently made further false statements in witness statements).

Welcome to the thirty-fourth edition of Clyde & Co's (Re)insurance and litigation caselaw weekly updates for 2015

The trial judge dismissed the claimant's claim that his car had been damaged in an accident involving the van which was insured by the second defendant.

Insurers and brokers ignoring the possibilities of Internet of Things will be left behind The Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer a fictional concept in sci-fi movies, it's a reality with over 20bn ...

As the insurance industry expands its product offerings to provide coverage for a growing list of non-traditional "professional" services, insurers, policyholders and the courts are faced with...

Judge refuses to grant security for costs on the basis that the claim would be stifled

Judge sets aside order made pursuant to a letter of request from a US Court.

The claimant appealed an arbitral award (which had dismissed its counterclaim) on points of law arising out of section 41(3) of the Arbitration Act 1996.

Enforcing an award where the supervising court has set it aside.

Judge criticises unilateral decisions taken by a party during the disclosure process and orders a fresh manual review.

The first prosecution of a Public Body for the offence of Corporate Manslaughter under the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (CMCHA) will take place early next year.

Court grants worldwide freezing order to aid enforcement of an arbitration award

The defendants sought to discharge a worldwide freezing order ("WFO") made against them on various grounds, including the following:

The appellant had driven an articulated lorry for four years. On the date of the incident, he had been required to drive a rigid lorry which he had seldom driven before.

Judge holds defendant entitled to indemnity costs following discontinuance

This important decision of the Court of Appeal clarifies that, in contrast to tangible property, it is not possible to exercise a possessory lien over intangible property, such as an electronic database.