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Webinar – Traps for Contractors and their Brokers
Practical issues to be aware of for those dealing with CAR and Contract Works policies, including the correct trigger…
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #11 (The Good). R&R Developments v AXA
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An…
Aggregation decisions – a bit like buses…
Hot on the heels of the High Court's decision last month that numerous defalcations by a dishonest solicitor could not…
Webinar – Virtual Coverage Symposium
A series of short topical sessions on a variety of insurance coverage issues. This virtual event is aimed at providing…
Court declines to re-write existing EL insurance law
Komives v Hick Lane Bedding Ltd & Anor [2020] EWHC 3288 (QB) This recent High Court decision was on any view a sad…
Reasonable precautions conditions – what do they really mean?
Conditions which require insureds to exercise ‘reasonable precautions’ are a staple of insurance policies. However,…
Webinar – FCA Test Case: the Appeal
The Test Case brought by the FCA to determine coverage issues in relation to Covid-19 Business Interruption losses has…
A Christmas Tale: The Latest on Aggregation – Lord Bishop of Leeds v Dixon Coles & Gill [2020] EWHC 2809 (Ch)
Summary In a judgment handed down on 28 October, the High Court (His Honour Judge Saffman) applied the test in AIG…
Covid-19 BI Update: Supreme Court to hear FCA Test Case appeal on 16-19 November 2020
Further to the ‘leapfrog’ applications for appeal filed by the FCA and 6 insurers in October, the Supreme Court has now…