Webinars
Here you can find copies of all our past webinars. Bookmark this page and check regularly for updates.
Webinar - Anatomy of an Insurance Dispute
After participating together on a panel last year, Will Bennett (SDV) and Joanna Grant (Fenchurch Law) were struck by the stark contrasts between the two systems – from pre-litigation procedures to policy interpretation and dispute resolution – and decided to collaborate on a comparative session to share their insights.
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 is Means for the Builder's 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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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 consider whether it has achieved its purpose of levelling the playing field for…
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 first of a two-part series, our partners Julian Teoh and Chris Wilkes highlight…
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 since responded with missile and drone attacks across the Gulf, creating risk…