What is BILA?
BILA is a unique organisation, its membership being drawn from insurers, insurance brokers and other intermediaries, academic lawyers, solicitors and barristers.
In addition to UK members, there are many from all over the world. BILA is not only a domestic organisation, it is also the British Chapter of Association Internationale de Droit des Assurances (AIDA) and is an active participant in all the activities of AIDA including its quadrennial world congress.
Next BILA Virtual Lecture
Prof. Jay Feinman of Rutgers School of Law, USA,
‘Protection gaps, with illustrations from property insurance, discussing regulatory and market implications’
Date to be confirmed.
What is AIDA?
BILA is the UK National Chapter of the Association Internationale de Droit des Assurances (AIDA), a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1960 with the aim, through international collaboration, of promoting knowledge of international and national insurance law and related matters of interest.
BILA is the UK National Section of AIDA and an active national member of AIDA Europe.
The BILA Journal
The BILA Journal (“Journal”) is the official journal of the Association. The Journal was first launched in 1964 and has been published regularly since then.
Latest news
Membership – Dedicated to insurance law in the UK
For more information about our membership levels please contact office@bila.org.uk BILA holds regular seminars and virtual lectures on a wide variety of topics of interest to those working in insurance. All our talks are delivered by legal experts. Member benefits...
AIDA’s 60th Anniversary – 28 April 2020
As colleagues in their many hundreds across the national associations making up AIDA and their Regional Grouping counterparts (CILA and AIDA Europe) are in daily contact with one another via all forms of communication platforms during the Covid-19 lockdown, AIDA has...
8th AIDA Europe Conference – Report
BILA was well represented at the 8th AIDA Europe Conference held in Lisbon on 3-4 October 2019. With approximately 25 speakers, session chairs or delegates from the UK, the British contribution was among the largest for the event, which attracted 230 delegates from...