Back to Basics: Construction Insurance and Insolvency
Insolvency presents a significant risk to construction projects, especially in relation to latent defects that emerge after projects have been completed.
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Insolvency presents a significant risk to construction projects, especially in relation to latent defects that emerge after projects have been completed.
Court concludes contract of insurance can come into effect based on an email exchange, provided the terms can be clearly identified. The...
The ongoing impact of Adam Kiziak’s suspension, and now expulsion, from the Institute of Fire Engineers (IFE) continues to have serious...
Amongst our Housing Association and public sector clients, we are noticing a developing trend in buildings insurance that raises...
In the judgment handed down 24 June 2025, Bellhouse & Anor v Zurich Insurance PLC [2025] EWHC 1551 (“Bellhouse 2”), which primarily...
As RVS2025 begins in Monte Carlo, the industry mood is clear: the market may be softening. But to be precise, this isn’t a return to the...
The first issue of our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Brief is now live. There is a focus on both civil and criminal fraud, given the...
With business costs continuing to rise following the increase in employers’ national insurance contributions in April 2025, redundancy is...
London has long been a hub for arbitration, especially in reinsurance and insurance disputes. What is striking in recent years –...
Alicia is a Solicitor in our Construction, Engineering & Procurement team.