Maeve Canavan

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What can Maeve do for you?

Maeve specialises in advising insurers and their insured clients on commercial crime and fidelity, directors and officers, and professional indemnity matters. She's regularly instructed to defend claims against a broad range of professionals including solicitors, architects, engineers and surveyors. Maeve also frequently advises insurers on complex policy and coverage issues across a wide variety of policies including cyber, political risk & trade credit and political violence.

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Reinsurers win $41m political violence case following seizure of warehouse at US airbase by Taliban

In Hamilton Corporate Member and Others v (1) Afghan Global Insurance (2) Anham USA (3) Anham FZCO [2024] EWHC 1426 (Comm), the English High Court construed a political violence insurance policy finding in favour of reinsurers. Mills & Reeve LLP acted for the successful reinsurers.

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Unmasking internet trolls: just how far can Norwich Pharmacal Orders go?

Norwich Pharmacal orders are a nimble concept, as we discussed in this article in 2019...

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Boycott-ed? What Witcomb means for date of knowledge and limitation defences

Since 2011, Boycott v Perrins Guy Williams has been a key case concerning date of knowledge when considering limitation and various section 14 defences. Witcomb v J. Keith Park Sols may have made it even harder for defendants to strike out claims at an early stage. Are the courts becoming more reluctant to stop the claimants having their day in court?

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