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In a decision which will come as a relief to insurers and reinsurers, the House of Lords has unanimously upheld decisions of the Court of Appeal to overturn awards for damages for the development of pleural plaques
A judgment of the English High Court published on Friday 15 January concerning the potential liability of executives for cartel activities could have wide reaching implications for companies and employees implicated in cartels, for insurers and for the Office of Fair Trading’s (OFT) leniency policy and its fledgling settlement procedure
