INSURANCE
LAWYERS
LAWYERS
Focused on insurance. Driven by results.
From advisory and transactional matters to dispute resolution and litigation, we help our clients every day to protect their interests and navigate the legal landscape of the insurance sector.
Whether it's advising on corporate transactions (including M&A transactions and Part VII transfers), reinsurance, distribution arrangements, product development, conduct risk, regulatory interventions or claims under insurance policies, we have specialists with in-depth insurance industry experience.
Insurance team highlights
Where insurance industry knowledge meets legal expertise
The insurance sector is unique in engaging a range of disciplines and sectors and our team regularly works with insurers, brokers and policyholders to identify and manage business and legal risks to achieve your goals.
Our transactional practice includes complex and high-profile M&A transactions, insurance business transfers, structured reinsurance arrangements, advisory work and high profile distribution arrangements.
Our disputes team advises on claims, coverage and reinsurance disputes and other contentious matter across all business insurance. We couple this with a market leading regulatory and compliance offering and in-depth knowledge of the regulatory framework in which the insurance sector operates.
Our work
John Lewis Insurance
Advised John Lewis on the establishment of its new insurance broker business as part of the retailer’s strategy to expand its financial services offering. The new insurance proposition using a panel model was a significant milestone in the development of John Lewis' insurance business. This follows on from the establishment and authorisation of John Lewis Finance Limited as an insurance and credit broking intermediary, which was supported by specialists from across Addleshaw Goddard’s financial regulation, corporate and insurance teams.
FTSE 100 global pharmaceutical company
Advised a FTSE 100 global pharmaceutical company in significant Bermuda Form arbitrations. These covered claims of over $2 billion, against numerous European and Bermudian insurers regarding the scope and extent of product liability coverage for third party claims arising from the alleged side effects of the company's products.