Upcoming Events

BILA offers members access to an impressive programme of in person and virtual events all year round, including our annual conference.

Bringing together key stakeholders, opinion formers and experts, these events allow members to make valuable connections as well as the opportunity to debate and learn about current legal issues within the realm of insurance law.

D & O trends: AI & securities litigation - BILA Young Professionals event
10/09/2025 / 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Virtual Event

Overview:

James and Gretel will be scanning the horizon exploring the impact of the increase in securities claims and the integration of AI into business operations in the context of D&O insurance.

James Sharpe:

James has particular expertise in insurance matters. He regularly acts for and advises insureds and insurers in respect of insurance policies. James advises upon and litigates all insurance related disputes, including D&O, PI, PL & EL, product liability, and Warranty and Indemnity policy disputes;

Brazil's new Insurance Law - Key Impacts for Insurers, Reinsurers and Adjusters
24/09/2025 / 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Virtual
Over twenty years in the making, Brazil’s new Insurance Law is set to have a significant impact on how contracts of insurance and reinsurance operate in Brazil. Join us for an insightful session where we will explore the main effects of the new legislation on the industry, focusing on:
  • Underwriting and Contract Formation: interpretation, term and wordings.
  • Claims management and adjustment: new deadlines and legal/reserve consequences.
  • Reinsurance: formation, coverage, choice of law and jurisdiction.
  • Statute of limitation: new periods and impacts for long tail/short tail claims.

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Demystifying parts of the Bermuda Form Policy
02/10/2025 / 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

In-Person Event

Location: Lloyd’s Old Library, One Lime Street, London, EC3M 7HA

Demystifying parts of the Bermuda Form Policy

We won’t be surprised if you find us boring. We will be surprised if some of you don’t. Is your boredom intended or expected?

Please join Gavin Kealey KC (Head of Chambers at 7 King’s Bench Walk) and Mina Matin (Co-Head of Insurance Disputes, US at Norton Rose Fulbright) for a discussion of the following issues:

The genesis of the Bermuda Form Policy

Key policy provisions including unraveling the expected / intended provision

Choice of law Issues including the impetus to silence New York as the governing law of the policy

Location: In-person seminar at Lloyd’s Old Library, One Lime Street, London, EC3M 7HA

When visiting Lloyd’s, please remember that all external visitors are required to show an original copy of their photo ID (Driving Licence, Passport, Work ID with company logo and full name) when collecting their visitor pass or name badge.

Demystifying parts of the Bermuda Form Policy

We won’t be surprised if you find us boring. We will be surprised if some of you don’t. Is your boredom intended or expected?

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The Informed Observer In The Law Of Aggregation
26/11/2025 / 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Virtual
The informed observer has been a familiar participant in aggregation disputes for the last 50 years. This lecture will trace the development of the concept from the Dawson’s Field Award to Stonegate (and beyond) and test its limits. To what extent does the informed observer have a role beyond occurrence-based aggregation to other forms of aggregating factor? Can the informed observer help with the question of whether there is more than one loss or claim? Does the informed observer’s participation in the analysis explain the use of a ‘remoteness’ check on the causal connection between aggregating factor and loss?
 
Peter Ratcliffe and William Day are both barristers at 3 Verulam Buildings.
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