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Lexis®+ Insurance & Reinsurance caters for both contentious and non-contentious practitioners. It delivers practical guidance on topics ranging from regulatory obligations that apply to insurers and insurance intermediaries, to key legal concepts
in insurance and reinsurance law and practice, to guidance on particular classes of insurance.
Insurance claims
We provide practical guidance in relation to insurance claims, including on subrogation, allocation and aggregation, together with detailed guidance on relevant legislation.
Regulation of insurance
We provide comprehensive guidance on the regulation of insurance in the UK and the EU, alongside trackers and guidance on hot topics such as implementing the FCA's new consumer duty.
Types of insurance
Our guidance includes Practice Notes on the different types of insurance, ranging from aviation insurance to warranty and indemnity cover, and everything in between.
Intermediaries and market practice
Get practical guidance on the functions and duties of insurance intermediaries along with guidance on insurance and reinsurance market practice. This includes a detailed glossary and Practice Notes pack.
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[[COMPANY LETTERHEAD]][[TRANSFER AGENT]][[________________]][[________________]]Attention:[[________________]]Ladies and Gentlemen:Reference is made...
An Agreement dated [date] governing the conduct of Insurance Business between:1[Full name of insurance company][(insert company acronym)] incorporated...
THIS AGREEMENT made the [[day]] day of [[month]] [[year]].BETWEEN:1[[Name of Vendor]], a corporation incorporated under the laws of the [[jurisdiction...
This Vendor Managed Inventory Agreement (the "Agreement") is entered into on [[date]] (the "Effective Date") by and between [[name of...
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Public liability insurance—essentials
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Subrogation in insurance and reinsurance
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Insurable interest
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Insurance agents and brokers
Insurance agents and brokersWhat is the difference between an agent and a broker?Where insurance is transacted through an intermediary, that...
Professional indemnity insurance—essentials
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Reinstatement of insured property after a loss
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Terms of Business Agreement (TOBA)—insurer and managing agent/broker
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Exclusion clauses in insurance contracts
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Professional indemnity insurance—solicitors
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Hull and machinery insurance
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Trade credit insurance—essentials
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Double insurance and contribution
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Marine insurance—general principles [Archived]
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The functions and duties of insurance brokers—policy placement
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Product liability and product recall insurance—essentials
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Sanctions clauses and the effect of sanctions on insurance policies
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Outsourcing in insurance—one minute guide
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Associated legal terms
Aggregation
In the context of (re)insurance claims, whether individual losses fall to be treated as a multiple claims or a single claim, usually for the purposes of applying policy limits and deductibles. An aggregation clause stipulates the criteria as to whether or not such losses comprise a single loss or claim.
Co-insurance
Where a policy is written and claims are paid, by more than one insurer or reinsurer, under separate contracts of insurance.
Liability insurance
Commercial insurance covering the risks against a third-party claim, or in case of employer liability insurance, claims by employees.
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