UK insurance law biased towards insurers

Insurance Age staff
31 Jan 2008

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The study by International law firm Davies Arnold Cooper (DAC) canvassed the opinion of more than 40 companies in the global insurance market, including insurance companies, brokers and reinsurers with a combined total of over £30bn in annual revenues.

The survey’s main finding echoes the common international industry perspective that UK insurance law favours the insurer. Whilst 35% of respondents believed there is an actual bias, 60% also believed that there is a perceived bias in the law

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