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After a wait of almost a year and a last-minute false start last week, the final version of the Court of Appeal's judgment in the "EL Trigger" litigation has now been handed down
On 27 June 2012 the Supreme Court handed down its Judgment in the case of Fairclough Homes v Summers 2012 UKSC 26, a decision that had been hailed as a potentially “game changing” case in the insurance industry’s fight against fraudulent claims
Six test cases - collectively referred to as the “Employers Liability Trigger Litigation” - have been selected to determine which event will ‘trigger' liability in different mesothelioma claims
