New associate member for the ABI

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The Association of British Insurers has welcomed international law firm Kennedys to its associate membership scheme.

Kennedys specialises in litigation and dispute resolution, particularly in the insurance and liability industries, across 26 offices in the UK and Europe, Middle East, Asia Pacific and the Americas; acting for insurers, reinsurers, Lloyd’s Syndicates, public bodies and corporates.

The ABI’s associate membership category was developed to enable non-insurance companies to join the ABI, such as those helping insurers deliver their services. Associate members benefit from services including access to the full range of ABI statistics, industry updates, thought leadership work, networking opportunities and reduced rates for ABI events.

Huw Evans, ABI director general, said: “We are very pleased to welcome Kennedys as our latest associate member. As experts in insurance law, they work frequently with our members and this will ensure their links with industry continue to strengthen.”

Richard West, head of Kennedys’ liability division, said: “Insurance is Kennedys’ core business and this membership underlines our commitment to the sector. It will enable us to build closer connections with key industry stakeholders and debate important issues and developments affecting the industry.

“Kennedys is a firm that is committed to influencing the development of law and key issues impacting our client base. We welcome the opportunity to work closely with the ABI and their members.””

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