Natalie Cooksammy

Chair, Subrogation & Recovery, United Kingdom/European Region; Vice Chair, Office Managing Partner

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Natalie Cooksammy

Natalie Cooksammy is chair of the United Kingdom/European Region of the firm's Subrogation & Recovery Department and the office managing partner vice chair of the firm's London office. She focused her practice all aspects of commercial insurance with particular emphasis on complex High Court litigation involving property damage disputes and subrogated recoveries. She has acted for a number of leading U.K., U.S. and European insurers, as well as Lloyd’s syndicates, in litigation and mediation proceedings.

Natalie was the first person outside the United States to gain a formal qualification in subrogation by becoming a Certified Subrogation Professional (CSRP). Natalie was also the co-founder and co-chair of the U.K. division of the National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP), and in November 2006, Natalie was awarded the Spirit of NASP Award in recognition for her work in the field of subrogation.

Natalie is a recognised for her experience in subrogation and recovery proceedings within the U.K. insurance market. She has written a number of internationally published articles about subrogation, spoken at many a insurances conferences, and appeared in a variety of trade publications. She has conducted lectures and seminars about subrogation and recovery in England, Europe and across the United States.

Prior to qualifying as a solicitor in 1999, Natalie practised as a barrister for a number of years in both London and the North West doing a wide variety of areas of law. She has gained extensive advocacy and trial experience on most circuits and courts in the U.K., and holds dual qualification status as both a barrister (non-practising) and a solicitor. Natalie was called to the bar, Lincoln’s Inn in 1995, and qualified as a solicitor advocate in 2002. Accordingly, Natalie is able to handle cases from initial instructions all the way to trial.

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Cozen O'Connor London Office 2013 Year in Review

December 30, 2013

The Cozen O’Connor London of is pleased to provide you with our 2013 Year In Review, a newsletter discussing select cases in insurance coverage, subrogation, dispute resolution and commercial matters.

Fall 2009 [Subrogation and Recovery Observer]

October 01, 2009

Fall 2009 - Subrogation and Recovery Observer - Welcome to the Fall 2009 issue of the Cozen O'Connor Subrogation and Recovery Observer. In this issue, we report on our recent trial victories, notable settlements, and other newsworthy developments in subrogation issues

A Letter From America [POST - STRATEGIC FOCUS]

November 30, 2006

A Letter From America - POST - STRATEGIC FOCUS - 1 pg. “Despite being virtually a risk-free procedure, few UK insurers look to pursue recovery of money for claims on which their clients are not responsible. …[A]lthough this practice is believed to originate from the U.S., the precedent was set by an 18th century London insurance firm.”

Practice Areas

Subrogation & Recovery

International

Litigation

Industry Sectors

Insurance

Education

Leeds Metropolitan University, LL.B., 1994
The Law Society of England and Wales, Rights of Audience Higher Courts (All Proceedings) Qualification, 2002
College of Law (London), Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test, 1999
Council of Legal Education (London), Bar School, 1995

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