Webinars
Here you can find copies of all our past webinars. Bookmark this page and check regularly for updates.
Webinar - Underinsurance and the Insurance Act 2015
Alex Rosenfield, Partner at Fenchurch Law, delves into the world of underinsurance, why it’s become such a huge problem for our industry, the remedies that insurers may apply under the Insurance Act 2015, the legal and financial consequences for policyholders and brokers, and finally, some suggested strategies to mitigate the risks of underinsurance.
Webinar - Defective Premises Act: insurance issues arising from strict liability
Rob and Chloe will be discussing the nature of the duty imposed on construction professionals by the Defective Premises Act by reference to recent and historic authorities, with a particular focus on whether it imposes a strict liability or there needs to have been a failure to exercise reasonable skill and care. They consider why the distinction is important by reference to common professional indemnity insuring clauses.
Webinar - Building Liability Orders – the next wave of insurance coverage disputes
Rob and Jessica will be providing an update on the recent authorities concerning Building Liability Orders and Building Information Orders, including their increased use by various stakeholders against a widening field of defendants. They will then go on to consider potential routes to insurance coverage for these emerging, and increasing, liabilities.
Webinar - Sky v Riverstone and What it Means for the Builders Risk Market
Jeremiah Welch (SDV) and Chris Ives (Fenchurch Law) discuss Sky UK Ltd & Mace Ltd v Riverstone Managing Agency Ltd & Ors [2024], focusing on UK and US legal perspectives, the definition of physical damage, progressive damage coverage, policy language differences, and the broader implications for construction insurance markets.
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When Clauses Collide: Court of Appeal Backs MRC Over New York Arbitration
A recent Court of Appeal decision, Tyson International Company Ltd v GIC Re, India, Corporate Member Ltd [2026] EWCA Civ 40, provides valuable clarification on the approach taken by English courts…
Motor Finance and the FCA Redress Scheme: Insurance Coverage implications for policyholders
Background and Supreme Court Decision The UK Supreme Court’s judgment in Hopcraft v Close Brothers Ltd, together with Johnson & Wrench v FirstRand Bank Limited [2025] UKSC 33, clarified the law…
A Vivid Reminder: Fire Safety Defects Can Trigger Cover
Ten years on from Grenfell, fire safety defects remain one of the defining issues in the built environment. Against that backdrop, the recent decision in Vivid Housing Ltd v Allianz Global Corporate…