The need for exceptional technical expertise combined with commercial insight has never been greater.
HF are ramping up the expansion of our London Market & Specialty teams with three key appointments. Mark Meyer, Graham Ludlam and Phillip Carney join as Partners with in-depth technical expertise and broad commercial insight.
Their skills span complex liability, specialty risk, high value insurance disputes and reinsurance and their arrival significantly strengthens HF’s services to insurers, reinsurers, MGAs, brokers and corporate clients.
These key appointments help underpin HF’s continuing strategy of growth based on a combination of highly skilled technical expertise, a client-focused approach and innovative, industry-leading technology.
Ronan McCann, CEO & Managing Partner said, “We’re excited to welcome Mark, Graham and Phillip to the London Market team. The need for exceptional technical expertise combined with commercial insight has never been greater.
Insurers and reinsurers are navigating an increasingly complex global risk landscape, shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, international conflict, sanction regimes, economic volatility, climate-related exposures and evolving claims trends, They need legal advisors with the commerciality as well as the legal expertise to help manage both risk and costs.”
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