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13 September 2022Insurance

Reinsurance dispute work increasing post-pandemic: Devonshires

The volume of re/insurance legal disputes has increased significantly since the COVID-19 pandemic but cases on the reinsurance side are taking time to be resolved, according to Stephen Netherway, partner at law firm Devonshires.

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