Where Exeter's Legal Minds Express Themselves
Prior to the reform on the consumer’s duty of disclosure in insurance law contracts, insurance law was recognised as archaic, unclear and unfair.[1] This essay will argue that the Law Commission was right to recommend the abolition of the pre-contractual duty ... More »
In Part One of the Autonomous Vehicles: Some Further Thoughts, we saw that there are numerous issues which will be faced in the regulation of Autonomous Vehicles, including in Intellectual Property, EU Law and Cyber Security. I will discuss the most prevalent ... More »
Introduction Insurance fraud occurs when there is an element of deceit in either the application or claims stage of an insurance policy. Although there is no statutory definition for insurance fraud per se, Lord Herschell in Derry v Peek[1] held that “fraud is... More »