The Adjudication compulsory dispute resolution mechanism is often described as “pay now, argue later” as it can deliver a cost effective and speedy means of det ...

A recent Supreme Court decision is a valuable warning in insurance cases, where the insurer seeks to restrict its cover to the insured. The case Burnett or Gra ...

The Government has introduced new regulations to deal with the estimated 600,000 “whiplash” personal injury claims each year caused by road traffic accidents (R ...

Company Directors are facing the increasing threat of D&O litigation claims and the possibility of being personally sued. The circumstances where a Directo ...

Never has it been more important than now, to employ the services of a specialist Professional Indemnity Insurance broker. The availability of Professional Inde ...

Andrew Green’s successful legal action to force Betfred to pay him £1.7m won on an online game has reinforced the need for consumer facing businesses to ensure ...

Cyberattacks and data loss are the top risks facing businesses, with ransomware one of the fastest-growing malware hazards of the 21st century, threatening busi ...

The UK Government has launched a wide-ranging consultation on reforms designed to modernise the country’s audit and corporate governance regime in a bid to rest ...

The need for main contractors to ensure that everyone in the supply chain responsible for design carries appropriate insurance has been highlighted in a recent ...

The question of liability in “Right to Buy” schemes has been brought sharply into focus following a failed appeal by the Corporation of London which sought to r ...