Fenchurch Law continues global expansion plans with opening of new Istanbul office
Fenchurch Law, the leading international law firm for insurance policyholders and brokers, has expanded its specialist legal support to the wider Turkic region from its new hub in Istanbul. Istanbul…
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Levelling the Playing Field?: the Impact of Section 13A, almost a decade on
Despite having been introduced almost nine years ago, the impact of section 13A remains to be seen. In this article, we…
The Iran War: Property and Business Interruption Insurance Implications for Policyholders
The ongoing Middle East conflict has significant implications for many insurance issues facing policyholders. In the…
Insurance amid uncertainty: Implications of the Iran conflict for Policyholders
On 28 February 2026, the US and Israel launched a coordinated military operation against the Iranian regime. Iran has…
Legal 500 Insurance Disputes Comparative Guide – 3rd Edition (UK Chapter)
The 3rd Edition of The Legal 500: Insurance Disputes Comparative Guide has now been released. The guide offers a…
When Policies Collide – Untangling “Other Insurance” Clauses
At our recent London Symposium, Associate Abigail Smith discussed the potential challenges posed by other insurance…
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…
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…
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…
New Guidance on the Scope of RCOs: The Upper Tribunal’s Judgment in Edgewater (Stevenage) Limited and Others v Grey GR Limited Partnership
Last week, the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) (“UT”) handed down its judgment in a highly-anticipated appeal against a…