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Why a soft market is the time to innovate

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By Rob Jarvis, Matthew Shaw, Luke Fardell
| tmkiln.com
When the market softens, an underwriter’s instinct is often to play it safe, protect existing customers, and park anything new until conditions improve. As margins compress and competition intensifies, that reaction is understandable. Innovation starts to feel like a luxury, and it’s often the first thing to be quietly put on ice in favour of small changes dressed up as differentiation. But that instinct is wrong, and acting on it can come at a great cost when the market turns.
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Much Ado About Critical Race Theory

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By Matthew Shaw, Matthew Shaw
| Washington and Lee Law Review
Abstract This Article offers novel observation and critical intervention in the challenge to state laws which have been adopted, allegedly, to prevent the teaching of critical race theory (CRT) in public schools.
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Paul Cooke's advice to Mikey Lewis as Hull's goldfish bowl pressures grow

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By Matthew Shaw
| House of League - An All Out Rugby League podcast
The pair have spent their time in the city's limelight. If anyone understands the pressure of life Mikey Lewis experiences, it is Paul Cooke. Lewis is quite arguably the modern-day Cooke, the most talked-about rugby league player in the city of Hull and also the most devisive. Adored by one half, despised by the other, Lewis is never far away from the headlines or social media attention. Back in the day, Cooke took on that role.
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