In Arch Underwriting at Lloyd’s Ltd obh of Syndicate 2012 v EP Financial Services Pty Ltd, the court had to construe an exclusion clause in a policy of insurance. EP Financial Services (EPFS) was a financial planner that had given financial planning advice to an...
In CIMIC Group Ltd v AIG Group Ltd, the court had to determine whether CIMIC was entitled to indemnity under its Director and Officers Insurers for the years 2010/ 2011 and 2011/2012 (2010 Insurers and 2011 Insurers, respectively). Quantum was referred out to a special...
Commercial construction projects can be complex and challenging to manage, with numerous factors that can lead to disputes and conflicts. Disputes can arise from a variety of sources, including communication breakdowns, design changes, cost overruns, and scheduling conflicts. These disputes can lead to delays, increased...
The Design and Building Practitioners Act provides that a person who carries out ‘construction work’ has a duty to exercise reasonable care to avoid economic loss caused by defects in, or related to, a building for which the work was done. The article can be...
In this case note in the Insurance Law Bulletin, Laina discusses AIA Australia Ltd v Sharma [2023] FCAFC 42— continuing misrepresentations and s 29(2) of the Insurance Contracts 1984 (Cth). The article can be downloaded here
