29 January 2015Insurance

Flight MH370 disappearance an ‘accident’ but disputes may still arise

The Malaysian Government has officially declared the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines MH370 an accident. But with the plane’s whereabouts still unknown some insurers may still dispute claims, according to a reinsurance lawyer.

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