This session will focus on Broker’s liability and in particular the extent of a broker’s duty of care to its client to warn of the duty of disclosure and the importance of ensuring that their clients understand the requirements of disclosure.  The session will also look at when a broker will be considered to be a representative of the insurer rather than the insured and the implications of this, with specific reference to s10 of the Insurance Law Reform Act 1977.

The seminar will cover:

• The duty of disclosure and the consequences of not disclosing a material fact
• The extend of a broker’s duty of care to warn its clients of the duty of disclosure
• When a broker will be considered to be an intermediary of the insurer and the implications of this, with refence to s10 Insurance Law Reform Act 1977
• Notification requirements with reference to s9 Insurance Law Reform Act 1977 and the importance of ensuring your clients understand those requirements.

Discounts are available for group bookings.  Please enquire. 

The running of this workshop is subject to minimum attendees. 

No refund will be given if you do not notify us prior to the start of the event.