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BILA Charitable Trust Event Memorial Lecture/BILA Book Prize 2024 Award
06/11/2024 / 5:15 pm - 9:00 pm

The BILA Charitable Trust has arranged with the kind support of BILA a Memorial Lecture to be delivered on Wednesday 6 November 2024 in the Old Library, Lloyd’s of London to mark the passing and lifelong contribution made to insurance law, BILA and to the BILA Charitable Trust by Professor Malcolm Clarke, who died on 5 April 2024 at the age of 81.

No registration fee is being charged to attend the Lecture, but all are encouraged to make a donation to the Trust, either as a one-off gift or by way of a regular annual payment, to help the Trust maintain its work over future years. To assist with any donating this BILA Charitable Trust – Donation and Standing Order Form_has been created for your kind use.

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BILA Charitable Trust Event: 6 November 2024

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  • Kindly note that owing to the likely popularity of this event registration for the event is confined to members only and with a possible limit upon the number who may attend from any one firm of organisation in priority to guests. Any changes in who may register will be announced nearer the date.

    DUE TO INCREASED SECURITY PROCEDURES YOU MUST HAVE PHOTO ID AND BAGS MAY BE SEARCHED WHEN YOU ATTEND AT LLOYD’S

Resolving Insurance Issues In Fire Safety Claims
14/11/2024 / 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Virtual Lecture

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Four members of Crown Office Chambers will explore and discuss key insurance issues that arise from the fire safety and cladding claims that are ultimately being made against insurers under various types of policies following the Grenfell Tower Tragedy in 2017. Ben, Isabel, Ivor and Elizabeth will consider the various remedies that are now being sought in such claims and whether they neatly fit within the scope of cover available under various insurance policies. They will focus in particular on professional indemnity policies and the various limits that have been placed on cover by insurers in recent years.

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