AILA honours new life member; insurance law prize winner
Two worthy recipients received presentations at the conference dinner

Voluntary assumption of risk 'hard to prove'
Victorian barristers outline pitfalls
of the volenti non fit injuria defence

Catastrophes insurers' 'moment of truth'
Nat cats put insurers, loss adjusters and reinsurers to the test

Cyber risk 'the next asbestos'
There are warning signs for cyber liability, and everyone is at risk

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Pressure to play 'jeopardises long-term health'
Too many elite sportspeople get
back on the field too early

Obligation shifts to product manufacturers
Psychological insights spark change form buyer beware

Latent liability 'likely'
NZ insurers could be liable for asbestos cases that pre-date the
ACC

Call to enforce arbitration clauses
Two perspectives govern arbitration resolution

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Cyber insurers'
interpretations 'generous'
Influx of claims likely as cyber
liability market expands

Fair insurance code to
'lift bar'
NZ code will force insurers to be more accountable in service
delivery

NZ fails on apology law
Academic says NZ needs to follow peer nations and states and implement apology legislation

Disaster prompts new WHS laws
Pike River mine inquiry sparks push for stronger workplace safety rules

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