Contract: Pride, prejudice and aggregation

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | May/June 2016 #67
David Niven and Elisabeth Mason explore a recent judgment on aggregation ‘Unsurprisingly, claimants and insurers often disagree over the circumstances in which multiple claims should be aggregated.’ The Court of Appeal has ruled on the proper construction of the aggregation clause in the Solicitors’ Regulation Authority’s (SRA’s) ‘Minimum Terms and Conditions of Professional Indemnity Insurance’ …

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Contract: Bit of an aggregation?

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | November/December 2015 #64
David Niven and Elisabeth Mason look at aggregation clauses and the AIG Europe case ‘AIG’s case was that the claims brought by the 214 investors against TILP arose from “similar acts or omissions in a series of related matters or transactions”… and should therefore be aggregated, with the result of limiting AIG’s liability.’ The High …

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