Face-to-Face event: The Salisbury Novichok Poisoning Case

This session will consider the various ways in which business interruption policies may (or may not) have been able to respond to the challenges faced by businesses and the local community in Salisbury following the Novichok contamination in March 2018, and more recently elsewhere.

What will be covered
Issues to be addressed include:

• Damage at the premises
• Non damage denial of access
• Denial of access
• Loss of attraction

Learning Objectives
By the end of the presentation those attending will have a greater appreciation as to:

• The different Business Interruption covers that could assist a policyholder whose business operations are affected in circumstances such as those that affected Salisbury
• The key differences between policy wordings

About the speaker
The session will be delivered by Damian Glynn, Director of and Head of Financial Risks at Sedgwick.

Damian chairs the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA) Business Interruption group and has previously set business interruption examinations for the CILA.

Damian regularly runs financial loss seminars throughout the UK and is a published author about business interruption, including co-chairing a widely read report on BI wordings issued by CILA and the CII.

Please note:
Buffet lunch served 12.15 – 1.00; seminar 1.00pm – 2.00pm

This is an in person event and will not be available via remote video access