Fenchurch Law- the UK’s leading firm of policyholder focused insurance disputes solicitors.
One of the UK’s leading teams of specialist insurance disputes solicitors, we are a boutique law firm driven by our purpose of levelling the playing field for policyholders. Our lawyers provide the highest quality insurance advice and represent policyholders in complex and high value insurance coverage disputes with their insurers. Unlike other firms of specialist insurance disputes solicitors, we only ever act for policyholders, never insurers, and we are determined to level the playing field between the two.
Why Fenchurch Law?
Based in the heart of the world-leading London insurance market, Fenchurch Law is an award winning boutique law firm dedicated exclusively to protecting the interests of policyholders. Our lawyers provide the highest quality insurance advice and represent policyholders with complex and high value coverage disputes with their insurers.
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About us
Based in the heart of the London insurance market, Fenchurch Law is a boutique law firm with all solicitors exclusively dedicated to insurance litigation and dispute resolution
On your side
Our services
Our sole focus is on providing policyholders with the highest quality insurance advice and representing them in complex and high value coverage disputes with their insurers
Highly specialist
Our expertise
We are genuine insurance specialists, with five practice groups focused on Construction & Property Risks, Professional Risks, Financial & Commercial, Products & Environmental Risks and Reinsurance & International Risks.
Call us on +44 (020) 3058 3070
Always aspiring - our awards
Our track record
1517
Firms of Solicitors in the UK who handle commercial disputes
9
Fenchurch Law is one of just 9 firms of solicitors in the UK which is ranked by both of the main legal directories for handling insurance coverage disputes for policyholders
99%
Firms of specialist insurance disputes solicitors who act for insurers
#1
Fenchurch Law was the first firm in the UK to specialise exclusively in representing policyholders in insurance disputes
Our history
Upcoming events
The Insurance Act – Recent Developments
Alex Rosenfield will provide a refresher of the key principles under the Insurance Act 2015 (“the Act”), which include the scope of an Insured’s Duty of Fair Presentation, the remedies available to an Insurer where that duty is breached, and the changes to warranties and other conditions.
Date: 15th November 2023
Our approach
Understand how our solicitors support honest policyholders with genuine claims to ensure their claims are paid promptly and in full
We work shoulder to shoulder with insurance brokers to combine legal and commercial pressure on behalf of policyholders
Our culture and values
Freedom and responsibility are at the heart of the unique culture of our law firm
At Fenchurch Law, we are building a strong and successful business with a unique culture
Join us
Interested in joining our growing team of talented and specialist insurance dispute solicitors?
We are an enthusiastic and entrepreneurial team of talented and passionate individuals, specialists in our fields. We share a vision for how a law firm can and should operate, and we are united in our commitment to delivering outstanding outcomes for our clients
Webinar – The Insurance Act – Recent Developments
Agenda This webinar will provide a refresher of the key principles under the Insurance Act 2015 (“the Act”), which include the scope of an Insured’s Duty of Fair Presentation, the remedies…
Rome wasn’t built in a day – first thoughts on the Bletchley Park AI Safety Summit
The dust is beginning to settle on the much hyped (albeit nebulously orientated) Bletchley Park Artificial Intelligence Summit. Although it will take time for meaningful directives to filter out of…
Promised Land: Estoppel Trends in Policyholder Recoveries
Recent cases demonstrate how insurers’ claim handling may give rise to estoppel and extend the scope of policy coverage. Practices followed in earlier claims concerning the insured parties and/or…