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Camden Contribution Curtailed: TPRA 2010 Developments
Recent cases highlight potential difficulties for insurers in handling claims under the Third Parties (Rights against…
The F1: A closer look at the Bacardi principle and section 11 of the Insurance Act
The Facts MOK Petro Energy FZC v Argo (No. 604) Limited, The F1 [2024] EWHC 1935 (Comm) concerned a cargo of 11,800 MT…
Reinsurance Cover for Covid BI Losses Upheld on Appeal
In UnipolSai Assicurazioni SPA v Covea Insurance PLC [2024] EWCA Civ 110, the Court of Appeal has upheld the first…
Climate Risks Series, Part 3: Aloha v AIG – Liability Cover for Reckless Environmental Harm
Aloha v AIG - Liability Cover for Reckless Environmental Harm Increasing numbers of claims are proceeding around the…
Will someone think of the Lenders? Co-insurance issues for funders
Recent Court decisions such as Sky UK Ltd & Mace Ltd v Riverstone Managing Agency Ltd (which we wrote about…
When adjectives matter: How ‘Accidental’, ‘Sudden’ and ‘Unforeseen’ affect all-risks insurance cover
Construction and engineering projects, being subject to a wide variety of risks, are invariably insured on an all-risks…
Fenchurch Law grows insurance disputes teams in Leeds and London with two new appointments
Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for insurance policyholders and brokers, has announced the…
Climate Risks Series, Part 2: Flood and Storm Risk – Keeping Policyholders Afloat
Introduction Extreme rainfall and storms have become increasingly prevalent in the UK. Figures from the Association of…
The elephant in the room: and it’s not the Secretary of State
In this, the latest in a series of recent Covid-19 BI appeals, the Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in…