Category: Travel & Cross Border Claims
30
Nov
20
The Weekly Roundup: the Good Cheer Edition
This week we had good news for Claimants and Defendant insurers alike in the form of the judgment in the judicial review on recoverability of benefits in R v Secretary of State for Work and ...

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23
Nov
20
The Weekly Roundup: the Royal Edition
This week the Court of Justice of the European Union has provided still further guidance on the operation of the Denied Boarding Regulations (in Ryanair v DelayFix, Case C-519/19), the Court ...

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20
Nov
20
Special Briefing: recent developments in the requirement for local standards and in how to calculate interest in foreign accident cases
In the last couple of weeks we have seen developments in two of the most controversial areas of travel and cross border work: local ...

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16
Nov
20
The Weekly Roundup: the CJEU Edition
It’s been another busy week in the courts for travel practitioners; no sooner did we have the judgment of Griffiths J in Troke v Amgen Seguros Generales [2020] 11 WLUK 67 (the incidence of ...

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09
Nov
20
The Weekly Roundup: the Winners and Losers Edition
This week we learned that the Court of Appeal has declined permission to appeal in Swift v Carpenter [2020] 10 WLUK 74, but that the Supreme Court has managed to find time in its busy ...

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06
Nov
20
Some thoughts on the proposed EU Motor Insurance Directive (2021?)
Historical inheritance & key themes European Union legislation in this area has been the product of a (very) slow process of evolution. The green card system (1949) ...

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02
Nov
20
The Weekly Roundup: the Sean Connery Edition
As we all brace for Lockdown2, the team at 1CL has been searching for silver linings. First, we’ll all have more time to think about all things Brexit related; stand by for further 1CL briefings and ...

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30
Oct
20
Jurisdiction and the Forum (Non) Conveniens Enquiry
Readers will already be mindful of the fact that the expiry of the Brexit transition period will (as things presently stand) trigger a seismic shift in the jurisdictional rules applicable to legal ...

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26
Oct
20
The Weekly Roundup: The Boris Karloff Edition
Did you know that Boris Karloff made over 200 films in the course of his distinguished career? Nearly as many films as the team at 1CL has done webinars. This week in preparation for Halloween the ...

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23
Oct
20
Special Briefing: The exercise of judicial discretion in foreign law cases
THE ROME II REGULATION AND THE EXERCISE OF DISCRETION BY THE ENGLISH COURT Among the principal tenets of the Rome II Regulation (No 864/2007) are legal certainty and predictability ...

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