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Stonegate v MS Amlin & Ors
Commercial Court Claim no. CL-2021-000161 Background Fenchurch Law is representing Stonegate Pub Company Limited in its…
Ristorante Limited t/a Bar Massimo v Zurich¬ [2021]: – Food for thought about the questions in insurance applications
This recent High Court decision considers the proper construction of questions put to an insured in insurance…
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: #15 (The Good & Bad). West Wake Price & Co v Ching
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An…
Covid-19 BI Update: Denial of Access – Access Granted?
“I doubt whether the Divisional Court could or would have taken the approach it did, had it had the benefit of the…
(De)sign of the Times: Blurred Lines on Build Performance Liabilities
Design requirements are at the heart of any construction contract, and the precise formulation of applicable standards…
Latest aggregation decision
In what will be a relief both to the victims of dishonest solicitor Linda Box (pictured, and christened by the press…
Webinar – Covid-19 BI Litigation: the Second Wave
Agenda It is now over five months since the Supreme Court handed down its largely policyholder-friendly…
If your name’s not down…: no policy cover where developer incorrectly named
Sehayek and another v Amtrust Europe Ltd [2021] EWHC 495 (TCC) (5 March 2021) A failure to correctly name the developer…
Covid-19 BI Update: The Curious Case of the Missing Declarations, and litigation round up.
It is now over five months since the Supreme Court handed down its largely policyholder-friendly judgment in the FCA…