Articles tagged with: insurance

T&T, Rohit Tandon, bets on insurance, hires senior GM from industry

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T&T Law created a new insurance vertical and added former National Insurance Company general manager AK Singhal to head it.

Khaitan Sud exits volume motor accidents vertical: Partner Ashutosh Singh and team to move in-house

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Khaitan Sud & Partners (KSP) has dissolved its motor accident claims (MACT) vertical with insurance litigation partner Ashutosh Singh and his team of three lawyers, who were handling it, leaving the firm.

Fox Mandal instructs Penningtons in £100k London negligence order, may defend on jurisdiction

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Fox Mandal has instructed London firm Penningtons Solicitors to defend against the Rs 96 lakh professional negligence default judgment.

London HC enters £100,000 default judgment v Fox Mandal in professional negligence claim

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Fox Mandal did not appear before court to respond to the claim that the firm gave negligent advice in a patent application.

Khaitan Sud gears up car insurance practice with Bangalore partner

ICICI Lombard motor vehicles product manager Keshava Prashanth has joined Khaitan Sud & Partners as the Bangalore office’s partner-in-charge. His hire would take advantage of the “processes … developed with the help of DAC Beachcroft”, a UK insurance specialist firm, said the managing partner U...

The Rule of Lawyers: Examining legal advisers’ de facto legal immunity in India

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Mint column: Lawyers should be the noble and independent servants of justice, the courts and their clients. Finding lawyers who do all three of those things is the exception, rather than the rule.

For starters, Indian clients have very little, if any, recourse against lawyers who give them bad, negligent or harmful legal advice, as explained in today’s Mint feature. But that is just the tip of lawyers’ legal immunity iceberg.

Malpractice insurance catches on despite near-zero risk: Indian law firms get up to $50m cover

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LI and Mint, together every fortnight
In today’s edition of Mint: Legally India reveals the conundrum of how legal liability insurance has managed to catch on among India’s bigger law firms, despite no one being able to remember any lawyer ever getting sued for negligent advice.