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Interview: Going the distance

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After officially retiring from the industry more than 10 years ago, Miles Emblin returned to insurance as an expert witness. The broking legend tells Louise Meeson why his career has still got a few miles in it yet

From placing risks for swashbuckling movie star Errol Flynn, to running his own brokerage and evolving into an insurance expert witness, which has resulted in him giving evidence in a number of high-profile court cases, founder member of the British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba), Miles Emblin, has enjoyed a long and varied career.

Despite retiring from his brokerage in 1999, he only finally stepped away from the profession last year. However, his second career as an expert witness

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