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Potential economic losses from climate change and extreme weather events will continue to grow in the world's largest cities, which are already facing an estimated annual average loss of $123 billion, according to a new report. 12 Jun 2018
The UK government has introduced new legislation which will enable the government-backed terrorism reinsurer to extend its business interruption cover beyond property damage. 11 Jun 2018
Retailers are expected to protect anyone who enters their premises from harm, by removing or controlling risks to employees, volunteers, contractors or members of the public.
The Consumer Rights Act aims to rectify the traditional complexities of UK consumer law by consolidating eight pieces of separate legislation in this area into a single piece of legislation.
Deferred prosecution agreements (DPAs) are a way for authorities and companies to settle certain kinds of disputes involving allegations of corporate criminal misconduct. Their use could have implications for directors and officers liability (D&O) insurance....
This guide is based on the law of England and Wales. It was last updated in August 2015.
This guide is based on the law of England and Wales. It was last updated in August 2015
This guide is based on the law of England and Wales. It was last updated in May 2012.
The High Court was entitled to make a third-party costs order against the insurer involved in a group litigation, which required the insurer to cover the costs of all cases covered by the group litigation order (GLO) and not just those within the scope of... 07 Jun 2018
The "overwhelming majority" of software updates for driverless cars will be implemented remotely, a UK government minister has said. 11 May 2018
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