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Professional Negligence & Liability

“Neither a borrower nor a lender be” (Hamlet)

Introduction

The credit crunch has highlighted a huge rise in mortgage application fraud as the number of fraudulent borrowers soars. In a recent review of lenders and brokers, the FSA discovered that in a third of cases, checks on ability to repay the mortgage were ‘inadequate’ and have warned that lenders must do more to combat fraud. This should strike fear into the hearts of brokers, lenders, legal advisers and any other professionals involved in recent property transactions to ensure that they have taken all adequate steps to protect their clients from mortgage fraud. Failure to do so could manifest itself in a plethora of claims against professional indemnity insurers. Read more >>

Event details


Date:

Tuesday 14 October 2008

Location:

Holiday Inn Regents Park
London, W1W 5EE

6 CPD
Hours

Benefits

Attending this prestigious event will enable you to:

  • Evaluate the difference between the 1990’s mortgage
    mis-selling claims and the current mortgage fraud claims
  •  Discover how to identify potential defendants and apportion ‘blame’ amongst negligent parties
  •  Explore the impact of HLB Kidsons v Lloyd on a insured’s obligation to notify circumstances
  •  Debate whether the decision in Smith v Williamson indicates an intention by the courts to restrict the use of
    the Hasting-Bass rule

Who Should Attend

Attendance at this essential event is a must for all professionals involved in the following sectors:
Private practice professional negligence solicitors and barristers; insurers; claims and risk managers; claims handlers and negotiators; underwriters; brokers and in-house counsel.

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