Harrison represents insurers and their policyholders across a broad range of insurance and liability matters, including claims made under professional indemnity, directors’ and officers’, product liability, general liability and management liability policies. Insureds he has represented include solicitors, brokers, accountants, real estate agents, manufacturers, health professionals, and construction and design professionals.
Harrison also advises insurers in relation to regulatory investigations, inquiries and commercial disputes. Having completed secondments with both an international insurer and a leading third-party administrator, Harrison has first-hand insight into the practical and commercial realities that drive claim outcomes across the London and Australian insurance markets.
Harrison adopts a tenacious and results-driven approach to his work, having represented Australia internationally in both Aerial Skiing and Trampoline Gymnastics.
Prior to joining Edesia Law, Harrison worked with leading international and national law firms in London and Melbourne.
Notable matters
- 01• Represented a firm of solicitors in a claim arising from alleged negligent advice provided in relation to a property transaction (£7m).
- 02• Represented an accountancy firm in connection with a claim arising from alleged negligent taxation advice (£1m).
- 03• Represented an architectural practice in relation to a building delay dispute (£500k).
- 04• Advised on fraud-related coverage issues associated with multi-million-pound commodity loss claims made under trade credit insurance policies.
- 05• Represented an automotive manufacturer in a defective goods dispute (£1.5m).
- 06• Advised insurers on double insurance, contribution and coverage issues arising under construction and design professional indemnity policies.
- 07• Obtained no further action outcomes for health professionals in regulatory investigations before their respective boards.
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