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Government-Authorised Emissions Remain “Pollution” For Purposes Of CGL Policy Pollution Exclusions: The Illinois Supreme Court Confirms Regulatory Compliance Does Not Displace Exclusionary Language
The Illinois Supreme Court has resolved a critical question about the scope of pollution exclusions in commercial general liability insurance policies. When a facility operates under a government-issued permit authorising emissions, does that regulatory approval affect whether a pollution exclusion applies to claims arising from those emissions? The Court's decision clarifies the relationship between regulatory compliance and insurance coverage for environmental harm.
South Africa Insurance
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Adams & Adams
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Litigation Privilege And Insurer-commissioned Expert Reports: A Recent Reaffirmation
A High Court judgment has reinforced the protection of litigation privilege for expert reports commissioned by insurers during pending litigation. When a loss adjuster's preliminary report was requested for disclosure, the court examined whether it qualified for privilege protection and what implications this holds for the insurance industry's handling of expert assessments in claims disputes.
South Africa Litigation
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Adams & Adams
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Government-Authorised Emissions Remain “Pollution” For Purposes Of CGL Policy Pollution Exclusions: The Illinois Supreme Court Confirms Regulatory Compliance Does Not Displace Exclusionary Language
The Illinois Supreme Court has resolved a critical question about the scope of pollution exclusions in commercial general liability insurance policies. When a facility operates under a government-issued permit authorising emissions, does that regulatory approval affect whether a pollution exclusion applies to claims arising from those emissions? The Court's decision clarifies the relationship between regulatory compliance and insurance coverage for environmental harm.
South Africa Insurance
AA
Adams & Adams
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Data Breach Triage And The Insurer’s First 72 Hours
When personal information is compromised, insurers face more than a technical problem—they confront a legal and reputational crisis that demands immediate, structured action. Drawing lessons from major South African data breaches including Dis-Chem, Experian, and FlySafair, this analysis examines how insurance organisations can implement effective data breach triage protocols under POPIA to ensure proportionate escalation, preserve evidence, and maintain control when incidents occur.
South Africa Privacy
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Fairbridges
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