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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2021 · 30 MIN

Insurance Disputes Podcast EP1: The Supreme Court COVID-19 test case – January 2021

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In this first edition of our insurance podcast, we look at the Supreme Court’s judgment in the FCA’s Covid-19 Business Interruption insurance test case (The Financial Conduct Authority v Arch and Others) which has been eagerly awaited by policyholders and the insurance market alike. This episode is hosted by Sarah Irons, a Professional Support Consultant in our insurance disputes team, who is joined by Paul Lewis, who led the Herbert Smith Freehills team who acted for the FCA in the test case. You can find the links to our blog posts which cover this case below:·        Supreme Court hands down judgment in FCA’s Covid-19 Business Interruption Test Case·        High Court judgment handed down in FCA’s Covid-19 Business Interruption Test Case Don't forget to subscribe to our insurance blogSpeakers: Paul Lewis (Global Head of Insurance Disputes), Sarah Irons (Professional Support Consultant)

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