Podcast- 5-0 in the Court of Appeal: Game, set and match for insureds?

19 November 2020

Kiley Hodges
Partner
Sparke Helmore Lawyers

Kiley Hodges
Partner
Sparke Helmore Lawyers
t: +61 7 3016 5007

Kiley is a specialist insurance and construction lawyer with 20 years’ experience resolving disputes on behalf of local and UK-based insurers and private companies as well as front-end contract negotiation.

Mark Doepel
Partner
Sparke Helmore Lawyers

Mark Doepel
Partner
Sparke Helmore Lawyers
t: +61 2 9260 2445

Mark specialises in professional indemnity and directors' and officers' claims and has been involved in some of Australia's most notable PI and D&O claims. He also has an interest in clinical negligence claims, reinsurance disputes and cyber issues. Mark is the current chairman and a director of Lloyd's Australia Limited.

Our Commercial Insurance team is back with a podcast to deliver some Breaking News. On 18 November 2020, the NSW Court of Appeal delivered its judgment in the joint Insurance Council of Australia and Australian Financial Complaints Authority endorsed Business Interruption (BI) test case.

In this podcast, Mark Doepel and Kiley Hodges discuss the Australian BI test case decision, the implications, and the comparison with the UK test case.

To listen to the podcast, you can click on 5-0 in the Court of Appeal: Game, set and match for insureds? link and be directed to Sparke Helmore's podcast page on our website, or listen on Podbean through The Sparke Cast host page.

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