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Who should bear the risk in the sharing economy? The sharing economy in the UK is predicted to be worth £140 billion by 2025 and with that comes an u ...
Playing tag – expect claims for damages for late payment in policy coverage disputesWe anticipate policyholders tagging claims for compensation for la ...
The industry could be forgiven if feeling reform-weary after contending with the changes already brought in by the Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and ...
In the case of Leeds Beckett University v Travelers Insurance Company Ltd the High Court has today provided useful guidance to property and constructi ...
A new edition of the Pre-Action Protocol for Construction and Engineering Disputes comes into force today. Whilst the earlier Protocol has generally b ...
The application of proportionate remedies to liability claims under the Insurance Act is going to cause many practical issues… Insureds are likely to ...
Organised crime gangs, illegal and unethical practices in the claims industry, and a persistent compensation culture are all combining to create a cos ...
The Insurance Act 2015 comes into force today, 12 August 2016. Please click the below image to access the interactive timeline featuring key legislati ...
The Supreme Court yesterday overturned the Court of Appeal and ruled that a fraudulent device (renamed in the judgment as a "collateral lie") will not ...
Enterprise Act 2016 receives Royal Assent The Enterprise Act 2016 received Royal Assent today, 4 May 2016, finally making damages for late payment a r ...
