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    Client Advisory - ECJ Confirms No Change to European Rules on Legal Professional Privilege for In-House Lawyers

    In a judgment today, in the case of Akzo Nobel Chemicals Ltd and Akcros Chemicals Ltd v Commission, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that, under European Union law, internal company communications with in-house lawyers are not protected by legal professional privilege (LPP).
    United KingdomInternational Law
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
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    Misrepresentation Of Intention: Two Treaties And An Endorsement

    In Limit No. 2 Limited v AXA ([2008] EWCA Civ 1231) the Court of Appeal provided guidance on a number of important issues relevant to the placement of insurance and reinsurance.
    United KingdomInsurance
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
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    Using European Companies to Restructure Operations

    This article looks at the formation of a European Company to consolidate the regulation of an insurer's European businesses in one European jurisdiction, and through it the capacity to move regulation of its operations between EU member states.
    European UnionCorporate/Commercial Law
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
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    Complying With Corruption And Bribery Laws

    Investigating and punishing companies for paying bribes to win public business is an increasing priority of law enforcement agencies around the world.
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
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    Liability Of Company Auditors

    The Court of Appeal's unanimous judgment in Moore Stephens (a firm) v Stone & Rolls Ltd (in liquidation) is a welcome decision for auditors and their insurers.
    United KingdomInsurance
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
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    Insurance Contract Law Reform - Proposed Amendments to the Duty of Good Faith

    The Law Commission continues to make great strides in proposing insurance contract law reform.
    United KingdomInsurance
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
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    The Applicability Of Solvent Schemes Of Arrangement To German Portfolios

    Solvent schemes of arrangement have emerged in the last five or so years as a uniquely powerful procedure to achieve rapid and legally binding closure of insurance and reinsurance companies.
    GermanyInsurance
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
    Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP
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