16 July 2013Insurance

Going global: Law firms extend their scope

In the previous issue, Intelligent Insurer looked at how the landscape for law ﬁrms specialising in re/insurance is changing. Some of the areas that have traditionally delivered healthy pots of fees to law ﬁrms, such as large contractual disputes, have fallen by the wayside.

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