Andrew Spence

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What can Andrew do for you?

Andrew is a final seat trainee solicitor. He'll be joining Mills & Reeve’s insurance disputes team permanently upon completion of his training contract in September 2024.

His work involves defending and resolving claims of negligence, breach of trust and wasted costs against clients from a range of professions including barristers, solicitors and construction professionals,

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RSA v Tughans – Are professional indemnity insurers liable for a loss of solicitors’ fees?

In Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance Ltd v Tughans (A Firm) [2023] EWCA Civ 999, the Court of Appeal unanimously upheld a High Court decision that, yes, the insurer was liable to indemnify solicitors (Tughans) in respect of fees paid to Tughans following an alleged misrepresentation by a partner of the firm.

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Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete – a headline grabber or a realistic claims risk?

Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (“RAAC”) has hit the press recently after more than 100 schools were fully or partially closed on the eve of the new term due to the risks created by its presence. In this article we discuss potential risks for the construction sector and its insurers.

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