WEBINAR: D&O Cover – Claims & Representation (Brodies)

Wednesday, 18 November 2020
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (UK time)
    • Carly Forrest
    • Victoria Anderson

The Insurance and Actuarial Society of Glasgow is happy to announce that their next webinar will explore the topic of D&O cover.

Carly Forrest, Partner & Victoria Anderson, Senor Associate will discuss their experience of D&O cover in practice, the claims response and issues that might arise including the potential for conflict of interest to arise.

Carly Forrest: Ranked by both Chambers & Legal 500 Carly is a Partner and Solicitor Advocate who has worked exclusively in the personal injury field for over 15 years handling a full range of EL, PL and motor claims. Her specialty is in catastrophic injury claims involving head/brain injuries, severe spinal conditions, and amputations as well as psychiatric and psychological disorders. Carly is also extremely experienced at handling fatal claims having defended a case which reaffirmed the law in relation to secondary victim claims and having represented her insurer clients in the UK Supreme Court.

Carly routinely assists insurers and their policyholders in the immediate aftermath to coordinate post-accident investigations as well as their internal and external communication strategy and approach. She is often instructed at the outset of a claim, well before any litigation has commenced to assist develop a clear defence strategy. Carly also frequently assists clients negotiate and conclude any claim/s well in advance of any court proceedings being raised.

Victoria Anderson: Victoria qualified as a solicitor in 2010 and has a wealth of experience defending Motor, EL and PL insurance claims raised in the Court of Session and Sheriff Courts. Victoria’s particular expertise lies in the representation of corporate and individual clients involved in health and safety and other regulatory investigations and criminal prosecutions arising from incidents in the workplace.

Her experience spans a wide range of business sectors and clients including transport, construction, agriculture and the food and drink industry. She has advised clients on environmental issues and investigations by SEPA (Scottish Environment Protection Agency). She regularly appears in the Sheriff Courts across Scotland and represents clients at Fatal Accident Inquiries. Victoria has represented many clients facing prosecution for serious road traffic offences, including cases of causing death by dangerous or careless driving. She also successfully defended a large construction and plant hire group at trial following a fatal incident at work.

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