INSURANCE LAW

The challenge for local authorities to obtain insurance

Insurance coverage has become a real challenge for local authorities. Integrating and mastering the rules of public procurement is crucial.

INSURANCE LAW

Insurtech and MGA’s

The application of 1935 brokerage practices to MGAs and international adhesion contracts: the Paris Commercial Court ruling of October 2, 2023

INSURANCE LAW

Lithium and Insurance

Beware of the Forfeiture Clause

INSURANCE LAW

Does the presence of a “rider broker” in the insurance policy work to the insured’s disadvantage ?

A number of recent court rulings have held that the presence of an "rider broker" means that the insurance policy is no longer a contract of adhesion but a contract of mutual agreement... to the detriment of the policyholder. My article with Elodie Le Prado in the Tribune de l'Assurance

INSURANCE LAW

Batteries put risk under tension

Fires in electric vehicles are a cause for concern for sea carriers and logisticians. The reason is that lithium-ion batteries are likely to self-combust in circumstances that are difficult to determine. Insurers and brokers are urging companies to combine prevention, training and good practice during transport and storage.

INSURANCE LAW

Business interruption: AXA XL sentenced

The Commercial Court of Lille has ordered Axa XL to compensate a major clothing retailer for business interruption. The judges validated an extended warranty clause, which is particularly common in the retail sector.

INSURANCE LAW

Energy shortages : which insurance coverage for companies?

Power outages, gas or other sources of energy shortages, have become a probable occurrence. This can have a major impact on some company businesses. What insurance coverage can be expected?

INSURANCE LAW

2022 renewals: risky practices

The hard market experienced by the insurance industry since 2017/2019 has brought back into the picture some contractual practices that risk detractors should fear.

INSURANCE LAW

Covid losses: After restaurants, pharmacists. The closing of borders constitutes a case of denial of access cover by the insurance policy.

Enthémis obtains the conviction of AXA on the basis of a ¨Difficult access to premises¨ clause.