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Reinsurance and Insurance Jurisdiction in Arbitration Disputes
2020Raymond Cox +4 more
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Reinsurance and Insurance: Choice of Law in Arbitration Disputes
2020Raymond Cox +4 more
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Insurance. Arbitration Clause Waived Where Insurer Denies Liability
Virginia Law Review, 1924exaly +2 more sources
Constitutional Law. Arbitration and Award. Fire Insurance. Compulsory Arbitration of Amount of Loss
Columbia Law Review, 1932exaly +2 more sources
Liability Insurance in International Arbitration
2021The Bermuda Form This is the third revised edition of what was described by the English Court of Appeal in C v D as the ‘standard work’ on Bermuda Form excess insurance policies. The Form, first used in the 1980s, covers liabilities for catastrophes such as serious explosions or mass tort litigation and is now widely used by insurance ...
Sir Richard Jacobs +2 more
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Liability Insurance in International Arbitration The Bermuda Form
Revista Brasileira de Arbitragem, 2011exaly +2 more sources
LAW INSURANCE MEASURES IN ARBITRATION JUDGMENTS
Proceedings of the 62th International Academic Conference, Viennaexaly +2 more sources
Choice of Law: Arbitrating Insurance Dispute Clause
International Journal of Social and Economic Research, 2014The issues relating to insurance are likely to be settled between insured and insurer. But now a days the disputes are arising for claims in adequate and insurer is denying some because commercial policies refers to many clauses during arbitration. The applicable law is Federal Arbitration Act or state arbitration Acts for settling for proper arbitral ...
Aboutaleb Bazvand, Maryam Kaydani
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Arbitration International, 2004
In the mid-1980s the excess casualty insurance market in the USA collapsed to a very substantial extent. A number of insurance companies rose from the ashes, fuelled in part by capital from large US manufacturing companies. Two of these companies, ACE and XL, were based in Bermuda and began to write insurance on a freshly-drafted and novel policy form ...
R. Jacobs, P. Stanley, L. Masters
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In the mid-1980s the excess casualty insurance market in the USA collapsed to a very substantial extent. A number of insurance companies rose from the ashes, fuelled in part by capital from large US manufacturing companies. Two of these companies, ACE and XL, were based in Bermuda and began to write insurance on a freshly-drafted and novel policy form ...
R. Jacobs, P. Stanley, L. Masters
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