BARBUSS struggled legally with a public water company after a sewage leak damaged a business and nearby area. The insurance company paid the claim and then sued the water company.

Faced with Argentina’s inflation and interest rates, a leading reinsurer struggled to manage a growing portfolio of liability claims. BARBUSS RUN OFF’s team of legal experts and actuaries stepped in to provide a comprehensive solution. Through a meticulous audit and aggressive settlement strategy, we successfully mitigated the client’s economic exposure, demonstrating our ability to navigate complex market challenges and deliver tangible results. Our interdisciplinary approach empowers clients to manage their claims portfolios effectively, providing a strategic advantage in volatile markets.

A case study that overcame financial obstacles, empowering clients in pursuing cargo claims through tailored solutions.

In this case, the opponent denied their liability by arguing that the evidence provided was insufficient and that the insurance policy did not cover the company that was reimbursed by our client, an insurance company. This reimbursement was for the actual harmed party due to a loss in a complicated jurisdiction (China).

An ice cream shipment from Cape Town, South Africa, to South Carolina, USA, did not proceed as planned due to a refrigeration unit malfunction while the cargo was under the shipment company. So they imposed a liability limitation of 2 SDR/Kg according to contractual terms. However, upon reviewing the contract details, it was found that the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act (COGSA) applied a higher limitation for shipments to the USA.

This case study relates to the damages to a mooring structure (dolphin) allegedly caused by a berthed cruise ship during a Hurricane Warning. The incident took place at the Port of Dos Bocas, Mexico. The mooring structure was displaced, halting operations for over three weeks.
Mysteriously, the ship exhibited no damage to her hull or signs of striking. The investigations pointed to three possible causes of the loss: a) pre-existing wear and tear on the dolphin, b) unreported incidents, and c) unsafe mooring practices.

The new Ruling 39140-2024, issued by Chile’s Superintendence of Social Security, represents a paradigm shift in understanding work-related accidents. It recognizes injuries suffered during a robbery as part of the work-related commute or In Itinere accidents. This ruling challenges conventional notions because it highlights the close connection between work duties and the hazards faced during travel, redefining the boundaries of insurance coverage and claims adjustment. This decision acknowledges the complexities of modern work environments and also emphasizes the responsibility of employers to safeguard their employees in all aspects of their work journey.

An unexpected 18-day delay in a shipment of fresh grapes led to a rise in temperatures and potential damage upon arrival. Despite the cargo’s meticulous stowage and container conditions, the grapes were victims to the threats of maritime transit.

In this new case study, we discuss the transportation of bananas from Ecuador to USA by sea and the challenges encountered during the trip that ended up in a cargo claim issue.

Experience a journey of financial innovation with BARBUSS CAPITAL, where challenges become opportunities and solutions challenge convention. Imagine a scenario where a prestigious insurance company in Brazil becomes caught in a tangle of litigation and its assets languish in a sea of uncertainty.