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The Supreme Court case that will determine whether small and medium sized businesses will receive business insurance pay-outs for losses caused by Covid-19 is being heard, following a hearing at the Divisional Court in July. This so-called “leapfrog” Supreme Court appeal has allowed the parties concerned...
The business insurance industry, like every other sector, has recently been moved to ask questions of its levels of diversity and opportunity. This follows a 2020 which has been marked by, among other things, the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. Now the Association...
Small and medium sized businesses are the backbone of the British economy and the impact of Covid-19 on their operation goes some way to explaining why Britain now stands on the brink of a “double dip” recession. In fact, with 5.8 million such businesses in the...
UK businesses that were hoping for resolution to their Covid-related business interruption insurance claims have had their hopes again put on hold after the High Court ruled that insurers could take their appeal against an earlier ruling to the Supreme Court. Those given so-called “leapfrog certificates”...
The High Court is expected to make a ruling this month as to whether most business interruption insurance policies covered policyholders across the coronavirus lockdown period. There is a lot at stake in the case, which was brought to the High Court by the Financial Conduct...
The COVID-19 global health pandemic has resulted in an unprecedented number of UK employees working from home as they seek to protect themselves and their families from the risk of infection while also seeking to support government efforts to help “flatten the curve” and reduce...
Business insurance companies, claimant personal injury law firms and trade unions have joined forces to create an unlikely alliance in opposition to the government's proposals to change the way that courts hear workplace injury claims....
Countless UK businesses face concerns that their business insurance policies may not cover them for losses caused by the coronavirus outbreak....
A new study by an Australian business insurance company has found that seven in ten of UK businesses, spanning sectors as diverse as food, retail, construction and the leisure industry, are without any forms of risk management contingencies....
Solicitors firms have been warned that they risk investigation, prosecution and exposure to business insurance claims because of their inadequate response to changes in professional indemnity cover requirements....
