November 2021 sees the final roll out of this course, which is specifically designed for health professionals who are - or wish to become - engaged in expert medico-legal work. In spite of the need to move online in 2020,…
Over the course of the past year there has been a great deal written and said about the lack of payment by certain insurers of business interruption cover claims. There has also been much noted about the litigation centred on…
As we reach the end of this very strange year of entrapment and the mist starts to lift (enabling a glimpse of and allowing hope for a better 2021), it is helpful to reflect on just how much has been…
The lack of positive response by some insurers in meeting the needs of those who have loyally paid for business interruption cover, struck a chord with me. In fact, it struck quite a few chords, ranging from empathy towards the…
Whilst some of the benefits of the difficult times in which we are living may remain yet to be fully appreciated, it is evident that the majority have adapted in remarkable ways; demonstrating impressive creativity, flexibility, patience and tolerance. Not…
During the course of September 2019 Business Tech published an article titled: ‘These are South Africa’s best and worst life insurers’ - in which the following was highlighted: “In an industry that is run on numbers and statistics, it is…
The stress experienced post trauma and or during ill health is significant, often made worse by not being able to work for a period of time. When costs mount and cash dwindles, this stress can become unbearable; hence the need…
A recent matter in which I appeared as an expert reinforced the importance of understanding where one’s boundaries lie as an expert. This particular case – heard in late 2018 – revolved around a devastating amputation suffered by the plaintiff…
