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Join us as we explore the latest developments, noteworthy cases, and emerging trends in Australian insurance law. This session will delve into recent judicial decisions on disputed insurance claims, covering topics such as the duty of disclosure, adequate notification, and the effectiveness of continuity clauses.
We will discuss the practical implications of these decisions and offer our perspective on how they may influence policy wordings and coverage disputes. We will also touch on emerging risks, including regulatory treatment of digital asset providers as Australia’s securities regulator tests the boundaries of financial service regulation.
Whether you are an underwriter or claims professional, this webinar will provide a thorough examination of pressing issues at the intersection of judicial precedent and industry practice. Participants can expect to gain an up-to-date knowledge of Australian insurance law to respond to evolving market conditions.
We hope you benefit from this timely and substantive exploration of the current and future state of Australian insurance law.
CPD Information
This session is valid for 1 CPD unit. Please ensure this meets the requirements within your jurisdiction. To find out more, visit our CLE Library.
This webinar was recorded on 27 May 20025.
Recommended CPD category:
- Substantive law (NSW/VIC/WA/QLD) | Core Area 4 - Substantive law and procedural law (ACT)]
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