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Who’s Liable? Determining Liability for Accidents Involving Automated Vehicles in Germany and the UK
By Mathias N. Schubert, attorney-at-law (guest contributor) Jul 11, 2019 English
When it comes to legalizing and regulating the use of automated vehicles in Europe, the government and legislators in Germany and the UK are at the vanguard. Germany was first to address the matter for vehicles with automated driving functions at Levels...
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New York and Other States Pass Child Victims Laws - What Are the Implications for U.S. Insurers?
By Bill Baumann May 22, 2019 English
The New York State Legislature passed the Child Victims Act, which extends the statute of limitations for victims of child sexual abuse and opens a one-year window for expired claims to be filed. Although not the first state to revive actions or extend...
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Dieselgate: Emissions Scandal Moves Up a Gear Following Recent Court Rulings in Germany
By Nina Dahm-Loraing May 13, 2019 English
It’s estimated that the ongoing “dieselgate” emissions scandal has already cost Volkswagen around EUR28 billion. Hiltrud Werner, VW’s head of legal affairs tasked with overseeing the firm’s recovery, has admitted that 2019 could be the “most difficult...
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A Digital Solution for Income Protection Claims
By Ross Campbell May 02, 2019 English
New technologies mean Disability Income Protection (IP) claims managers can enhance and expand the support and services they offer. Digital solutions can also be used to enhance and improve the claims experience. TrackActive is a company that has developed...
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