Published: Fri 9 Sep 2022

AIG and Lloyd’s set out defence in $3.5bn AerCap case

AIG and Lloyd’s Insurance Company (LIC) have told the High Court that they are not liable for losses incurred by AerCap in a defence filing following a $3.5bn claim by the aircraft lessor.

Aviation

Legal dispute

Russia-Ukraine

Published: Fri 9 Sep 2022

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AIG and Lloyd’s set out defence in $3.5bn AerCap case

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