You don’t have to be a member of the IRLA family for long, before you come to realise the enormous amount of fundraising and community activity which is carried out by the organisation.

This may be through our events, a longer-running partnership initiative with a specific charity, or through the individual cycles, runs, efforts and pursuits of our various members.

Here, we chat about why causal commitment is so important to us.

Please take this episode as a prompt that we’d love to hear from more of you who are already carrying out charitable or community activity on behalf of your member businesses.

We’d also value knowing more thoughts you have on the way in which we give to, or support, causes in the future.

You can always drop us a message via the website, or email our communications team to share more.

We return for another LCC Special.

This time, Gian Luigi Di Franco is joined in discussing the case of Johnstone vs Fawcetts Garage, by two expert guests.

We hear from Steve Phillips of Weightmans and Stephen Bellingham of Pro Global.

If you’d like to know more about the case, please do take a look at the following article on the Weightmans website: https://www.weightmans.com/media-centre/news/low-level-asbestos-exposure-what-constitutes-a-material-increase-in-risk/

To get involved in similar conversations about asbestos exposure cases, or talk about other podcast topics, do email Debbie on [email protected]

In our latest podcast episode, we get expert analysis from Liam Bedford and Gian Luigi Di Franco, who talk about the latest court decision regarding the case of Cuthbert vs Taylor.

In this latest episode, we hear from IRLA’s Gian Luigi Di Franco, who talks about the case of Weyer  Vs Riverstone.

This centres on a mesothelioma claim, triggered by a person who had been exposed to asbestos fibres on a regular basis.

We hear also from Simon Morrow, of Clyde and Co. Simon is a specialist in defending disease claims particularly in relation to asbestos exposure.

Read more about the case here: https://www.clydeco.com/en/insights/2023/11/weyer-v-riverstone-insurance-uk-limited-bolton-mbc

They’re back! James, James and Kevin are back from Monte Carlo and keen to bring you all up to speed with their thoughts on Rendezvous Monte Carlo.

Take a listen to their thoughts on the panel discussion, on audience dialogue and general impressions of the marketplace.

Hear also how attendees reacted to news about the expanded IRLA international proposition.

We’d love to also know your thoughts about Monte Carlo if you were lucky enough to be there. Feel free to share your comments with the IRLA team and we’ll include them in our social media.

In this special episode of the IRLA podcast, we look ahead to RVS Monte Carlo.

You’ll hear from IRLA Chair Kevin Gill, as well as James Ferris, IRLA Bermuda, and James Mounty, IRLA Asia.

Our guests talk about what’s been happening in the

If you have comments or queries, please do get in touch and share your thoughts.

Our Future Leaders Programme is such an important initiative and we know many of you have been keen to understand how you can get involved as an individual or organisation. Here, Richard Burrows and Nicole Law tell us more about how it will work and what you can expect.

In this episode, Steve Goate, Managing Director at Davies Group, talks to IRLA about his reflections on four decades in the industry.

The conversation gives timely insight, as we continue to mark our 25th anniversary as a member organisation.

Please do keep sharing your thoughts and memories, by emailing [email protected]

Continuing our celebration of 25 years of IRLA, we chat to Luke Tanzer, CEO of Riverstone.

He tells us about the early days of the organisation, the changing tide in terms of run-off reputation, and how significant the impact of IRLA has been for the sector.

Luke also speaks candidly about why he feels Congress is so enormously important for professionals involved in the legacy space.

In this panel conversation, hear from some of IRLA’s younger professional voices, who share their big takeaways from the 2023 Congress in Brighton