Insurance disputes
Insurance dispute resolution is our passion and purpose and, at Fenchurch Law, we have unrivalled expertise in this area. We act only for policyholders, never insurers, and so our specialist solicitors are uniquely positioned to guarantee a conflict-free approach.
We work predominantly (although not exclusively) with corporate policyholders of all sizes and across all industry sectors. We are resolute in our commitment to provide each and every one of our clients with access to the highest quality strategic legal advice before a dispute arises and, if a coverage dispute is unavoidable, we work closely with our clients to help resolve it as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.
When significant losses occur, some clients prefer to involve us from the very start. We often provide strategic advice before a claim under a policy is made in order to minimise the risk of the insurer disputing the claim, including advising about how to present the claim in order to maximise policy coverage and speed up the settlement process.
Where a claim has already been declined in full or in part, our specialist insurance lawyers will initially assess the situation and provide advice on the underlying merits of a claim against the insurer. Where required, our solicitors can then provide guidance as to how best to resolve any coverage dispute that arises. If it becomes necessary, we will then issue proceedings in order to compel the insurer to pay a claim.
At whatever stage of a case Fenchurch Law becomes involved, we always work proactively to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. Our experience in and understanding of the insurance industry is unique among policyholder focused insurance specialists. Our expert solicitors understand the commercial relationships between policyholders, insurers and brokers and we do everything possible to ensure that insurance disputes are resolved in a way that preserves and strengthens the long-term value of those important relationships.
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Too Hot to Handle - A Cautionary Tale on the Meaning and effect of Hot Works Conditions
Hot Works Conditions are a staple of contractors’ public liability policies. They require certain precautions to be taken before, during and after the carrying out of Hot Work activities, each of which are designed to reduce the risk of a fire breaking out
Date: 21st March 2024
Advising a construction and engineering joint venture on the interpretation of a defect exclusion clause under a project CAR policy following the occurrence of damage during the construction of an underground pipeline.
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Establishing Liability under the TPRIA 2010
28 March 2024
A recent decision of the Scottish Court of Session (Outer House), Scotland Gas Networks plc v QBE UK Limited & QBE Corporate Limited [2024] CSOH 15, gives helpful guidance on the operation of the…
Webinar – Too Hot to Handle – a cautionary tale about Hot Works Conditions
28 March 2024
Agenda Hot Works Conditions are a staple of contractors’ public liability policies. They require certain precautions to be taken before, during and after the carrying out of Hot Work…
Financial Ombudsman Service Increases Awards Cap
26 March 2024
On 13 March 2024 the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) announced increases to the cap that applies to their awards. The increased awards will affect complaints referred to FOS on or after 1 April…