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I’m not on Twitter, but my own personal nightmare was turning down a fairly reasonable offer for a client injured in a balloon ride only to receive a letter a few weeks later from the loss adjusters withdrawing the offer and saying the claim had been extinguished under the TWO YEAR limitation period imposed by the Warsaw Convention. Who knew? 🙁
And well done to Gordon for highlighting this trap recently – I just wish it’d been published a few years ago.