Legal
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Huge disputes over aggregation of claims and ongoing coverage disputes point to uncertain overall exposures. -
The DoJ was given a deadline to provide Aon’s lawyers with pertinent evidence collected from third parties during its investigation into the $30bn mega-merger.
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Leisure broker NDML said the settlement was an ‘initial figure’, with more claims yet to be finalised.
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Judge orders Marsh to stop poaching; prevents 3 top execs from working for Marsh for months amid the hiring dispute.
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Aon will have to wait until November at the earliest to argue the case in Federal Court for its $30bn merger with Willis Towers Watson.
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The London-listed carrier has paid 384 claims of £49,000 each on average.
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Michael Hanzman warned of an "allocation issue" between those who have lost loved ones, and those "lucky enough" to have only lost property.
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Marsh claimed Aon is trying to ‘flip the narrative’ from its poor management decisions and uncertain future in its response to the suit.
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Aon’s legal team said it was concerned that the proposed timetable could kill off the deal before the trial begins.
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The CCCS has identified competition concerns around executive pay consulting services.
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The lawsuit accuses Michael Parrish of masterminding the raid, despite still being a paid Aon employee.
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Hiscox has reached a settlement with the Hiscox Action Group (HAG) following a private arbitration process over Covid-19 BI claims.
