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Chris Bradshaw

Partner

Contact
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP
Cannon Place
78 Cannon Street
London
EC4N 6AF
United Kingdom
Languages English

Chris Bradshaw is a partner in the Insurance & Reinsurance Group, who has specialised in the FI market over many years.

Chris regularly advises on policy coverage in relation to commercial and FI D&O, Fund Managers, POSI, Crime and Warranty & Indemnity claims. Chris has acted for insurers on a number of high value and complex claims in relation to proceedings in England, Europe and the US as well as defending claims against directors and fund managers. Chris also has experience of cyber insurance and cyber/data breach claims.

Chris' experience also covers policy drafting including preparing wordings for product suites and bespoke wordings and endorsements, spanning commercial liability and financial institutions covers.

In addition to legal practice, Chris spent two years teaching mathematics in a secondary school in London.

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Education

2006 – LPC, BPP, London

2005 – Graduate Diploma Law in Law, BPP, London

2000 – BA (Hons) Modern History, University of Oxford, Oxford

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08/02/2022
Class Actions in the UK
We are pleased to invite you to a series of seminars for 2021/22 delivered by the CMS Financial Lines Insurance Team. A key theme observed by our team over recent years is the growing complexity of Financial...
09/11/2021
Claims against Asset Managers
We are pleased to invite you to a series of seminars for 2021/22 delivered by the CMS Financial Lines Insurance Team. A key theme observed by our team over recent years is the growing complexity of Financial...
05/10/2021
Handling Complex Coverage Issues
We are pleased to invite you to a series of seminars for 2021/22 delivered by the CMS Financial Lines Insurance Team. A key theme observed by our team over recent years is the growing complexity of Financial...
28/07/2021
Class action risk for the insurance industry
The number of class actions being filed in Europe is showing a relentless upward trend with a 120% growth between 2018 and 2020. Drivers behind this growth include new procedural devices, increasingly...
20/07/2021
Claims against Directors arising from Insolvency
We are pleased to invite you to a series of seminars for 2021/22 delivered by the CMS Financial Lines Insurance Team. A key theme observed by our team over recent years is the growing complexity of Financial...
16/11/2020
CMS Professional Indemnity Week Monday 16, Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18...
The CMS Insurance and Reinsurance Group is delighted to invite you to our annual professional indemnity event, hosted virtually for the first time. As usual, the event will provide an update on legal...
27/04/2020
COVID-19 Insurance Implications
The COVID-19 pandemic has extracted a terrible toll on human life and has caused sig­ni­fic­ant disruption to business and investment worldwide. The true economic impact of the pandemic remains to be determined...
15/04/2020
High Court rules no binding oral contract created during telephone call
The High Court has ruled that no binding oral contract was created during a telephone conversation between a corporate financial adviser and its client about services the adviser would provide in relation...
01/04/2020
D&O insurance: changes to UK Insolvency Law in response to COVID-19
On Saturday (28 March 2020) the UK Government announced certain changes to insolvency laws in response to COVID-19, intended to help companies and directors. There are two aspects to the changes: Retrospective...
19/11/2019
First shareholder class action in England & Wales is dismissed
On 15 November, a shareholder class action claim (the first of its kind in the English courts) brought by a group of over 5000 Lloyds shareholders (both retail and institutional) against Lloyds and five...
24/04/2015
Claims against directors: illegality defence and attribution of directors'...
The Supreme Court has held that, where a company had been the victim of wrong-doing by its directors, the directors’ wrong-doing could not be attributed to the company to prevent it (or its liquidators)...