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Unoccupied Buildings conditions – a trap for the unwary
Properties become unoccupied in a number of different scenarios. In a residential context, this might be because the…
Appeal Courts Triumph for Structural Defects Policyholders: Manchikalapati v Zurich
Leaseholders of flats in a development in Manchester have secured a major victory against Zurich Insurance under a…
Consumer Insurance – A reminder of your rights and why you should not “avoid” fighting back
Consumer insurance accounts for a large percentage of insurance purchased in the United Kingdom. It is therefore…
Government to fund replacement of Grenfell-style cladding
Almost 2 years after the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the government has stepped in to speed up the removal and replacement…
Fenchurch Law launches “The Associate Series”
Fenchurch Law’s new initiative, The Associate Series, is being launched with a view to sharing our knowledge and…
Fenchurch Law adds Goodship to Construction Risks team
Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has…
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #7 (The Good). Woodford and Hillman -v- AIG
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An…
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #6 (The Bad). Orient-Express Hotels v Generali
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An…
Young v Royal and Sun Alliance PLC
The Court of Session found that an insurer had not waived disclosure under the Insurance Act 2015 (“the Act”). The case…