Insurance Archaeology is Alive and Well!

Insurance Archaeology is Alive and Well!

By Alan Jervis International Insurance Expert Witness What is Insurance Archaeology? Insurance archaeology is a process which involves the recovery of historical insurance coverage such as policy documents in order to secure defence and indemnity for a party that may...
Insuring Project Cargo

Insuring Project Cargo

By Alan Jervis B.A. Hons., F.C.I.I., M.A.E., Chartered Insurers Member of the Academy of Experts Project cargo often involves the transportation of large, over height, over wide, heavy or high value pieces of equipment associated with new projects and plant...

Underwriting Transportation of Cargo by Barge

By Alan Jervis B.A. Hons., F.C.I.I., M.A.E., Chartered Insurers Member of the Academy of Experts Barge shipments, as a means of transporting cargo, are very popular. Tugs and their tows can be seen on the rivers and lakes of North America, the rivers of Europe and...

Insuring Perishable Cargo by Air

Insuring Perishable Cargo By Alan Jervis B.A. Hons., F.C.I.I., M.A.E., Chartered Insurers Member of the Academy of Experts   Established and reputable airlines have sophisticated processes and facilities in place for handling the safe transportation and storage...

Historical Development of Incoterms

By Alan Jervis B.A. Hons., F.C.I.I., M.AE., Chartered Insurer Member of the Academy of Experts Marine, Energy and Liability Insurance Expert   A Universal Language of Trade and Commerce There are 7,117 languages spoken in the world today. Yet, thanks to developments...