LIMITED PLACES REMAINING
For most claimants it is not feasible to issue proceedings unless an insurer is liable to pay.
This webinar looks at the routes by which a claimant can attempt to ensure that an insurer provides a remedy.
This webinar will cover:
- The Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010 considered
- Case law and the TPRAG 2010 – how effective has it been?
- The Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 1930
- Section 151 of the Road Traffic Act
- When is the MIB liable to pay?
- The pitfalls of the Road Traffic Act and dealing with the MIB.
- Looking at the claimant’s own home insurance – when this may provide a remedy
Barrister
Kings Chambers, Leeds, Manchester and Birmingham and 4-5 Gray's Inn Square, London
Gordon was called to the Bar in 1991 having originally qualified and practised as a solicitor. He practices from Kings Chambers, Leeds, Manchester and Birmingham and 4-5 Gray's Inn Square, London. He works in the area of personal injury litigation and in the law relating to civil procedure, limitation and costs. He has a particular interest in issues relating to damages, evidence, costs and procedure.
Gordon is a former executive committee member of APIL and has lectured widely for APIL and CPIL on personal injury and procedure topics. Gordon is the author of Personal Injury Practice Notes (Cavendish); The APIL Guide to Fatal Accidents (now in its 4th edition); the 14th edition of Munkman and Exall on Damages for Personal Injury Death and Periodical Payments the New Law. He also wrote the section on limitation for the APIL loose-leaf and contributes two chapters to Munkman on Employer’s Liability... view full biography