Solicitors' PI: Quinn: the warning signs
Edward Murray traces Quinn Insurance's somewhat chequered history and asks why regulators allowed it to remain an approved insurer for so long before finally forcing it into administration last month.
Could Bob Dylan possibly have been writing about insurance when he penned: "You'll not see nothing like the mighty Quinn"? Probably not, but as the saga around Quinn Insurance unfolds there are going to be a host of other questions that are blatantly more serious and demand more in-depth answers.
At the time of going to press last month, Quinn Insurance remained in permanent administration but The Irish Financial Regulator had given a partial green light for the insurer to return to underwriting
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