Originally Posted by
Stickshift3000
From who? The company is in administration.
If it trades again, any potential insurance payout to him won't currently be on the creditor list. Rotten timing, and the situation stinks.
You could logically make an argument that this situation actually falls under "medical negligence".
My understanding is that each and every doctor must be individually insured for medical negligence which of course is completely separate to loss of licence insurance and would also theoretically allow for much larger payouts. That would solve the problem at least as to whether Virgin is in administration or not.