Speakers
Phillippa Rowe
Chartered Insurance Practitioner
Speaker Details
Phillippa Rowe
Chartered Insurance Practitioner
Phillippa Rowe has spent over thirty years working in international insurance and reinsurance, working primarily in the areas of claims and contract wordings negotiation. She has in-depth dispute resolution experience and in addition to acting as an Expert Witness she also acts as an arbitrator, mediator and expert adviser. She has given evidence in several jurisdictions.
Phillippa is a Past Chairman of The Academy of Experts [TAE].
She is an experienced tutor and teaches several TAE courses as well as delivering in-house training and seminar lectures in the insurance market. She writes and speaks widely on insurance and reinsurance and dispute resolution subjects.
Where
Event Type
A quick and inexpensive way of resolving disputes without going to court – particularly where the facts of the dispute are agreed. The Academy is receiving more and more requests to be named in contracts to appoint an Expert Determiner in the event of a dispute. As part of the accreditation process applicants need to attend an approved Expert Determination training course. Although experts instinctively feel that as experts they would have no problems with determination, the reality is rather different – technical/professional expertise alone is not sufficient. There are many pitfalls which need to be avoided and procedures and doctrines which must be followed.
This is a technical course which will deal with all you need to know to get started and run an Expert Determination.
- What is Expert Determination
- What are the differences between Expert Determination and Arbitration, Adjudication and Early Neutral Evaluation.
- The process
- Potential problems – areas and solutions
- The Determination
- How to write it
- Giving Reasons
- Publishing the Determination
Academy Rules
The Academy Rules for Expert Determination make it essential to undertake proper training prior to undertaking new instructions.
The course takes place over two days.
- The first day is an introduction to the process and the Rules for Expert Determination.
- The second day is very interactive focusing on practical help and guidance.