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Court of Appeal plunges into notification issues
In a Judgment handed down yesterday, the Court of Appeal considered for the first time in over ten years issues…
Zagora Management Limited & Others – v – Zurich Insurance PLC and others
In this recent decision, the Technology and Construction Court allowed claims brought by the leaseholders under…
How to Annoy Judges
There wasn’t much law in the Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Friends Life v Miley [2019] EWCA Civ 261, other than…
PII: What happened in 2018?
A number of interesting cases relating to professional indemnity insurance passed through the courts in 2018, and this…
Pallister Limited v (1) Fate Limited (in liquidation) (2) The National Insurance and Guarantee Corporation Limited (3) UK Insurance Limited
In this recent decision in the Queen’s Bench Division, the court examined the meaning of “property belonging to” in the…
Webinar: Notifying circumstances to claims-made policies
Partner Jonathan Corman talks about the thorny issue of notifying “circumstances” to PI and D&O policies,…
Building a Safer Future: Regulatory Reform on Combustible Cladding
Following publication of the Hackitt Report in May 2018, the government has been under increasing pressure to implement…
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #5 (The Ugly). AIG v Woodman
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An…
Damages for late payment of insurance claims: some practical aspects
The effects of an insured loss on an insured’s business can be financially devastating. It is in those times of need…