Axis Capital's professional liability quota share has firm ordered at its expiring 35 percent ceding comm...
Webinar - Insurance for Design Mistakes: a PI CAR Case Study
This session focuses on the interplay/overlaps between CAR and PI policies in the context of a case study concerning a defectively designed roof which is damaged…
This session focuses on the interplay/overlaps between CAR and PI policies in the context of a case study concerning a defectively designed roof which is damaged…
Video / 3 days ago
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...
In this recent decision, the High Court considered whether a liability incurred by a solicitor under a factoring agreement was...
Article / 4 months ago
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...
Background Spire Healthcare Limited (“Spire”) operated two private hospitals at which Mr Paterson, a consultant breast surgeon employed by...
Article / 5 months ago
Euro Pools v RSA – diving into notification issues
This webinar looks at the seminal Court of Appeal decision in Euro Pools v RSA, and will provide an overview of the core legal principles surrounding notifying circumstances…
This webinar looks at the seminal Court of Appeal decision in Euro Pools v RSA, and will provide an overview of the core legal principles surrounding notifying circumstances…
Video / 7 months ago
Guilty as charged? Berkshire Assets (West London) Ltd v AXA Insurance UK PLC
In one of the first cases to be decided under the Insurance Act 2015 (“the Act”), the High Court was...
In one of the first cases to be decided under the Insurance Act 2015 (“the Act”), the High Court was...
Article / 7 months ago
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #15 (The Good & Bad). West Wake Price & Co v Ching
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know...
Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know...
Article / 10 months ago
(De)sign of the Times: Blurred Lines on Build Performance Liabilities
Design requirements are at the heart of any construction contract, and the precise formulation of applicable standards is crucial...
Design requirements are at the heart of any construction contract, and the precise formulation of applicable standards is crucial...
Article / 10 months ago
Latest aggregation decision
In what will be a relief both to the victims of dishonest solicitor Linda Box (pictured, and christened by the...
In what will be a relief both to the victims of dishonest solicitor Linda Box (pictured, and christened by the...
Article / 11 months ago
If your name’s not down…: no policy cover where developer incorrectly named
A failure to correctly name the developer on a certificate of insurance has entitled insurers to avoid liability under a new home warranty policy...
A failure to correctly name the developer on a certificate of insurance has entitled insurers to avoid liability under a new home warranty policy...
Article / 12 months ago
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. #12 (The Ugly). Haberdashers’ Aske’s Federation Trust Ltd & others v (1) Lakehouse Contracts Ltd
This case arose from fire damage to a school during construction works. The main contractor (“Lakehouse”)...
This case arose from fire damage to a school during construction works. The main contractor (“Lakehouse”)...
Article / 1 year ago
