“I doubt whether the Divisional Court could or would have taken the approach it did, had it had the benef...
Reinstatement 101 – (rein)stating the obvious?
Reinstatement 101 – (rein)stating the obvious?
Reinstatement can be a difficult issue for a policyholder to navigate in the wake of a loss...
Article / 1 month ago
Better late than never: the first reported case on damages for late payment
Quadra Commodities S.A v XL Insurance Co SE and Others Ever since the Enterprise Act 2016 ushered in the abili...
Article / 2 months ago
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to kn...
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #16 (The Good)
Some cases are correctly decided and positive for policyholders. We celebrate those cases as The Good...
Article / 2 months ago
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to kn...
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #17 (The Ugly)
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An opinionated and...
Article / 2 months ago
Recent developments in the W&I sector: Q&A with Howden M&A's Head of C...
Recent developments in the W&I sector: Q&A with Howden M&A's Head of Claims, Anna Robinson
Hot on the heels of the release by Howden of its annual M&A Insurance Claims Report we caught up...
Article / 2 months ago
Even a Solicitors’ PI policy has its limits - Doorway Capital Limited ...
Even a Solicitors’ PI policy has its limits - Doorway Capital Limited v AIG
In this recent decision, the High Court considered whether a liability incurred by a solicitor under a factoring agreement was...
Article / 3 months ago
Covid-19 BI Update: Access Granted to Corbin & King and Deduction of Furlough from Claims
Two further policyholder-friendly judgments last week continued the trend of extending the scope of coverage a...
Article / 3 months ago
Original cause? It’s all the same: Spire Healthcare Ltd v RSA
Original cause? It’s all the same: Spire Healthcare Ltd v RSA
Background Spire Healthcare Limited (“Spire”) operated two private hospitals at which Mr Paterson, a consultant breast surgeon employed by...
Article / 3 months ago
Fenchurch Law launches new Reinsurance and International Risks practice
The new group will focus on representing non-UK policyholders in complex and high value insurance disputes und...
Article / 4 months ago
Podcast: Mediating Coverage Disputes: a perspective from the US
Podcast: Mediating Coverage Disputes: a perspective from the US
This week, our host David Pryce welcomes one of the US’ preeminent mediators, Jeff Kichaven, to discuss Mediating Coverage Disputes. Jeff has a widely known and respected...
Article / 4 months ago