Published Works
EU Products Law - Second edition
February 2022
Lydia Savill
CounselLondon
Email [email protected]hoganlovells.com
Phone +44 20 7296 2000
Fax +44 20 7296 2001
LanguagesEnglish
Practice groupLitigation, Arbitration, and Employment
As Counsel in Hogan Lovells' International Insurance team, Lydia has more than ten years' experience helping clients with their most complex insurance and reinsurance disputes.
She has wide-ranging experience of all types of (re)insurance disputes, including property damage, business interruption, delay in start-up, fidelity/crime, trade credit, D&O and professional liability claims as well as more general commercial disputes and regulatory investigations.
Lydia is familiar with all forms of dispute resolution procedure: Commercial Court proceedings, mediation, and arbitration, including on a cross-jurisdictional basis.
Her insurance expertise also extends to (re)insurance policy review, design and coverage advice across a broad range of insurance types and classes of business.
Education and admissions
Education
University of Bristol
Representative experience
Coverage and claims advice in connection with COVID-19 business interruption claims and related reinsurance aggregation issues.
Advising a global reinsurer in connection with business interruption claims under a DIC/DIL master policy.
Advising a UK broker on conduct regulation compliance in light of a competition and regulatory investigation.
Acting for a multi-national bank on a claim under a crime and civil liability policy in connection with employee fraud.
Coverage and claims advice in connection with a mining company's claim under a CAR policy and delay in start-up coverage.
Acting for reinsurers of a global pharmaceutical company concerning disputed reinsurance coverage of multiple US class actions alleging personal injury.
Acting for a captive insurance company on a professional negligence claim against its broker in connection with the placement of excess layer reinsurance.
Advising on a Performance Bond guarantee and related indemnity arrangements in connection with a Columbian road construction project.
Acting for a U.S. asbestos trust in a £500m Commercial Court claim against leading international reinsurers relating to historic asbestos liability.
Latest thinking and events
News
FCA updates its supervisory strategy for Lloyd’s and London Market Insurers
20 October 2021
Insights
The COVID-19 experience: Insurance in a post-pandemic world
Registered Content
13 October 2021
News
FCA updates its supervisory strategy for personal and commercial line insurers
03 September 2021
Insights
Consumer Duty series – a roundup on the key issues for firms
Registered Content
26 July 2021
News
New Release: Insurance Horizons Brochure 2021
12 July 2021
