The principle of subrogationSubrogation is the right of an insurer, once it has made payment to its insured for loss covered by an insurance policy,...
Liability of the reinsurer to the insolvent insurance companyEffect of liquidation on reinsurance recoveriesWhen an insurer goes into liquidation, its...
Forms of reinsurance and terminologyThe parties to a reinsurance contract and reinsurance terminologyThe principal parties to any reinsurance contract...
Design and build insurance for the construction industryWhat is design and build?At its simplest, design and build (D&B):•is a project delivery system...
Where, under a building contract, an employer has taken out insurance in joint names, does that give the contractor protection from a subrogated claim...
What is the difference between joint insured, co-insured and composite insured?In financing and construction documentation for development projects it...
Where an insurance policy is stated to have a limit of indemnity which is 'any one claim and in the aggregate' how does this differ from an aggregate...
Project specific insurance policiesWhat is a project policy?'Project policy' generally means a policy the employer takes out to cover Contractors All...
Non-negligent insuranceWhat is non-negligent damage?If damage is caused to neighbouring property by the contractor’s negligence or breach of contract,...
FIDIC contracts (pre-2017 editions)—insuranceThis Practice Note considers the insurance provisions in the 1999 editions of the FIDIC Red, Yellow and...
Construction insurance—overlap between the works and existing buildingsWork in or adjacent to other buildingsA contract for insurance may cover damage...
Contractors’ All Risks (CAR) InsuranceWhat is Contractors’ All Risks insurance?Construction insurance comes in two main categories, namely ‘property’...
Terrorism—risk and insurance for construction projectsWhat is terrorism?The Reinsurance (Acts of Terrorism) Act 1993 (R(AT)A 1993) defined terrorism...
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