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- UK Government Will Not Make Pleural Plaques Actionable in England Wales
UK Government Will Not Make Pleural Plaques Actionable in England & Wales
March 16, 2010, Covington E-Alert
Regulatory Wild West Mars Surging Cyber Insurance Market
May 10, 2017, Law360
Richard Mattick is quoted in a Law360 article regarding the current state of the cyber insurance market. According to Mattick, "An increasing number of UK insurers are issuing cyber policies, but there is no market standard." He adds, “Because of the novelty and variety of the product, policyholders are worried about what they are buying. There is no specific ...
Roundtable: Insurance Act 2015
May 23, 2016, The Law Society Gazette
Alex Leitch, Carlo Kostka, and Richard Mattick participated in a roundtable with The Law Society Gazette regarding the UK Insurance Act 2015. Leitch, pointing at “fair presentation,” a grey area in the new legislation, said a policyholder will want to make sure that they have “discharged the duty of giving a fair presentation of the risk which is going to be ...
UK insurers mandated to process claims quickly
May 22, 2016, Business Insurance
Richard Mattick is quoted in a Business Insurance article regarding the UK Enterprise Act. According to Mattick, the new Act, which updates one element of the Insurance Act 1886 that was left out of the Insurance Act 2015, “remedies a long-standing injustice for insurance policyholders.” It marks the first time that policyholders can seek damages for late ...