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The Financial Services Bill is due to receive its second reading in the House of Lords (when all aspects of […]

The Fenchurch Law twitter feed is now live!  From now on, we’ll be tweeting daily, helping to keep you up […]

Zurich Insurance PLC v Niramax Group Ltd [2021] EWCA Civ 590 (23 April 2021) Finding that the ‘but for’ test […]

ABN Amro Bank N.V. -v- Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc and others [2021] EWHC 442 (Comm) In the latest […]

Rockliffe Hall Limited v Travelers Insurance Company Limited [2021] EWHC 412 (Comm) On 25 February 2021, Mrs Justice Cockerill handed […]

On Friday 15 January 2021 the UK Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the FCA Test Case. The case […]

Hot on the heels of the High Court’s decision last month that numerous defalcations by a dishonest solicitor could not […]

Komives v Hick Lane Bedding Ltd & Anor [2020] EWHC 3288 (QB) This recent High Court decision was on any view […]

Conditions which require insureds to exercise ‘reasonable precautions’ are a staple of insurance policies. However, there is often a misunderstanding […]

Summary In a judgment handed down on 28 October, the High Court (His Honour Judge Saffman) applied the test in […]

Further to the ‘leapfrog’ applications for appeal filed by the FCA and 6 insurers in October, the Supreme Court has […]

Hot on the heels of the FCA Test Case judgment, on 15 October 2020 the Commercial Court granted summary judgment […]

Waiver involves a party abandoning some or all of its rights under a contract. The concept is broad, and arguments […]

Today’s judgment in the FCA’s Test Case on Covid-19 Business Interruption coverage has provided some welcome good news for many […]

The FCA and insurers have now filed their skeleton arguments in the COVID-19 business interruption Test Case, drawing the battle […]

First Hearing – Case Management Conference (CMC) On 16 June the first hearing (Case Management Conference) of the FCA Test […]

In its decision earlier this year, the Court of Appeal confirmed that, absent a contractual provision to the contrary, an […]

In this recent decision in the Queen’s Bench Division, the court examined the meaning of “property belonging to” in the […]

In this recent pro-policyholder decision, the Court examined the construction of Conditions Precedent and Warranties. Here, the insurer attempted, rather […]

In Euro Pools Plc v Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Plc[1] the Court considered (amongst other things) the scope of […]

What was the proper construction of an electrical installation inspection warranty? Bluebon Limited (‘Bluebon’) brought proceedings against their insurers, Ageas […]

Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 2010 An analysis of the first judgment on the Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) […]

The Supreme Court has upheld an appeal concerning liability to comply with fitness for purpose obligations in a design and […]

Shirley Anne Redman (suing as widow and administratix of the estate of Peter Redman) v (1) Zurich Insurance Plc (2) […]

Dalecroft Properties Limited – v – Underwriters subscribing to Certificate Number 755/BA004/2008/OIS/00000282/2008/005 [2017] EWHC 1263 (Comm) This recent decision by […]

Can a Claimant obtain an order for pre-action disclosure against a solvent insured? The Claimant, Peel Port Shareholder Finance Company […]

A recent decision by the Technology and Construction Court has considered causation issues in the context of a property insurance […]

In a (predictably?) pro-policyholder decision, the Court of Appeal (Black and Christopher Clark LJJ) yesterday dismissed Insurers’ appeal. Instead it […]

2016 was a bumper year for aficionados of aggregation cases. (One might say that it saw a series of related […]

Re MIC Simmonds v. AJ Gammell The commercial court upheld an arbitration award and concluded that the arbitrators had correctly […]

In the latest in a series of pro-policyholder decisions by the courts, the Court of Appeal yesterday handed down a […]

Two recent Supreme Court judgments have considered the impact of dishonesty – on an insurance claim and on a settlement […]

A case reported on 23 March involved a provision which one might ordinarily have described as an “Innocent Non-Disclosure” clause […]

In the recent decision of Arc Capital Partners Limited v Brit Syndicates Limited [2016] EWHC 141, the courts have yet […]

In December 2014 a Special Public Bill Committee of the House of Lords took evidence on proposals in the Insurance […]

While some in the market may regard the recent decision of AIG Europe Limited -v- OC320301 LLP [2015] EWHC 2398 […]

Summary The recent decision of the Court of Appeal of European Risk Insurance Company v McManus [2013] EWCA Civ 1545 […]

Summary Financial advisers across the country will be breathing a sigh of relief as they digest the Court of Appeal’s […]

Just before Christmas, the Court of Appeal delivered the long-awaited judgment in the case of Coles v Hetherton [2013] EWCA […]

Ted Baker Plc v AXA Insurance UK Plc [2012] EWHC 1406 (Comm) The claimant clothing retailer discovered that an employee […]

High Court decision that highlights the importance of mediation PGF II SA v OMFS Co 2012 EWHC 83 (TCC) The […]

The recent ruling in Stark v DAS Osterreichische Allgemeine Rechtsschutversicerung AG by the ECJ, whilst addressing a question of Austrian […]

Adris v Royal Bank of Scotland plc [2010] EWHC 941 (QB) has held that a solicitor is under a duty […]

The Court of Appeal has overturned the decisions of two lower courts, in ruling that a firm of solicitors was […]

For more than a century after the Marine Insurance Act of 1906, the law relating to insurance contracts was a […]

When the Insurance Act 2015 came into force in August 2016, it was hailed as the biggest reform of this […]

The Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010 which received Royal Assent on 25.03.2010 has amended previous legislation governing the […]

The Financial Services Act 2010 received Royal Assent on 08.04.2010, being amongst the last few pieces of legislation rushed through […]

The Financial Services Bill is due to receive its second reading in the House of Lords (when all aspects of […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has appointed Nicola Bowen […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has appointed Aaron Le […]

Fenchurch Law’s new initiative, The Associate Series, is being launched with a view to sharing our knowledge and experience of […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has appointed Rob Goodship […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has made a trio […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm of policyholder-focused insurance dispute lawyers, have achieved a ‘gold’ award from the independent Investor […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has received a tier […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has further expanded its […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has announced the appointment […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, announces the appointment of […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, announces the expansion of […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has launched Fenchurch Law […]

Fenchurch Law won the award for Insurance Law Firm of the Year at the 6th Post Magazine Claims Awards held […]

Fenchurch Law, one of the UK’s leading firms working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes are delighted […]

Fenchurch Law, one of the UK’s leading firms working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has expanded […]

Fenchurch Law Ltd has been shortlisted for the second time for the Insurance Law Firm of the Year in the […]

Insurance coverage specialists, Fenchurch Law, have announced that Amy Lacey has joined as a partner from Rosling King. Amy will […]

Please note that from Monday 1st February 2016 Fenchurch Law Ltd will have a new home in the heart of […]

Insurance coverage specialists, Fenchurch Law, have announced that John Curran has joined as a partner. John will concentrate on insurance […]

The new Legal 500 rankings have been published and we are pleased to announce that Fenchurch Law has moved up […]

Insurance coverage specialists, Fenchurch Law, have today announced that Jonathan Corman has joined as a partner. Jonathan has been an […]

Fenchurch Law, the policyholder-focused coverage specialists, have promoted Daniel Brooks to Associate Partner. Daniel joined Fenchurch Law in 2014 and […]

Fenchurch Law Ltd has been shortlisted for the Insurance Law Firm of the Year in the prestigious Claims Awards 2015, […]

The Riot (Damages) Act 1886 is designed to compensate people and businesses which suffer losses following riots. It also enables […]

Film finance schemes are back in the news for the wrong reasons, with HMRC investigating claims for tax relief by […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know.  An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An opinionated and […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An opinionated and […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An opinionated and […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An opinionated and […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An opinionated […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 Cases Every Policyholder Needs to Know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 Cases Every Policyholder Needs to Know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An opinionated […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know.  An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to the latest in the series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know. An […]

Welcome to a new series of blogs from Fenchurch Law: 100 cases every policyholder needs to know.  An opinionated and […]

The dust is beginning to settle on the much hyped (albeit nebulously orientated) Bletchley Park Artificial Intelligence Summit. Although it […]

Recent cases demonstrate how insurers’ claim handling may give rise to estoppel and extend the scope of policy coverage.  Practices […]

Introduction 27 years after the London Engineering Group (“LEG”) introduced its suite of defects exclusions, a Court in the District […]

After the Event Insurance (“ATE”) is an insurance policy available to litigants to cover their disbursements and their liability to […]

With the Government’s White Paper consultation – “A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation” – having closed at the end of […]

Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (“RAAC”) is a lightweight cementitious material pioneered in Sweden and used extensively in walls and floors […]

Introduction This Court of Appeal decision, in which our firm represented the successful respondents, considered the scope of a professional […]

On the 23rd of September 2023, employees of Fenchurch Law will be taking on the challenge of the Chiltern 50. […]

In a landmark decision providing guidance on limitation issues and application of the Building Safety Act 2022 (“BSA”), the Court […]

Technip Saudi Arabia Ltd v Mediterranean and Gulf Cooperative Insurance and Reinsurance Company [2023] EWHC 1859 (Comm) (21 July 2023) […]

A recent decision in the Federal Court of Australia provides guidance on broad professional indemnity insurance notifications for external cladding […]

World Challenge Expeditions Limited v Zurich Insurance Company Limited [2023] EWHC 1696 (Comm) The court has held that, having operated […]

Sky UK Limited & Mace Limited v Riverstone Managing Agency Limited & Others [2023] EWHC 1207 (Comm) Summary The High […]

Bellini (N/E) Ltd trading as Bellini v Brit UW Limited [2023] EWHC 1545 (Comm) In a month where Covid-19 decisions […]

“What is Chat GPT?” is a frequently heard question this year. “What is AI? How does it work?” is occasionally […]

London International Exhibition Centre Plc -v- Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Plc and others [2023] EWHC 1481 (Comm) In the […]

FM Conway Limited v The Rugby Football Union, Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance PLC, Clark Smith Partnership Limited The Court […]

Those dealing with Solicitors’ professional indemnity claims will know that the SRA Minimum Terms are intended to provide very wide […]

Blockchain is a digital ledger technology that allows for secure and transparent record-keeping of transactions without the need for a […]

In Al Mana Lifestyle Trading LLC & others v United Fidelity Insurance Co PSC & others [2023] EWCA Civ 61, […]

The Grenfell tragedy in 2017 has prompted safety investigations in myriad buildings across the UK, with owners and occupiers questioning […]

Recent case law highlights the importance of adequate insurance cover for buyers of new homes, to remediate any latent defects […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has announced the expansion […]

Do you have a policy coverage dispute with your Insurer? Are you a Consumer or Small Business? Is your dispute […]

Fenchurch Law represents Stonegate Pub Company Limited in its claim for Covid-19 business interruption losses against its three insurers: Ms […]

Recent decisions of the English courts show enthusiasm for boldly tackling the largest and most complex cases, including those involving […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has announced the expansion […]

The Rugby Football Union v Clark Smith Partnership Limited & FM Conway Limited [2022] EWHC 956 (TCC) This recent High […]

Reinstatement can be a difficult issue for a policyholder to navigate in the wake of a loss. The answers to […]

Quadra Commodities S.A v XL Insurance Co SE and Others Ever since the Enterprise Act 2016 ushered in the ability […]

Hot on the heels of the release by Howden of its annual M&A Insurance Claims Report we caught up with […]

In this recent decision, the High Court considered whether a liability incurred by a solicitor under a factoring agreement was […]

“… the decision of the Supreme Court has moved the goalposts and the argument which has emerged is materially different.” […]

Background Spire Healthcare Limited (“Spire”) operated two private hospitals at which Mr Paterson, a consultant breast surgeon employed by the […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK legal firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on insurance coverage disputes, has launched a […]

ABN Amro Bank N.V. -v- Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc and others [2021] EWCA Civ 1789 The Court of […]

This short article considers a handful of the possible insurance claims that arise in the latest James Bond outing, No […]

In one of the first cases to be decided under the Insurance Act 2015 (“the Act”), the High Court was […]

This recent High Court decision considers the proper construction of questions put to an insured in insurance applications, and the […]

Design requirements are at the heart of any construction contract, and the precise formulation of applicable standards is crucial to […]

In what will be a relief both to the victims of dishonest solicitor Linda Box (pictured, and christened by the […]

Sehayek and another v Amtrust Europe Ltd [2021] EWHC 495 (TCC) (5 March 2021) A failure to correctly name the […]

It is now over five months since the Supreme Court handed down its largely policyholder-friendly judgment in the FCA Test […]

A group of trailblazing City law firms including Fenchurch Law Ltd have published a pioneering action plan to boost social […]

The increasing prevalence of water damage losses on construction projects, combined with hard market conditions, has led to a rise […]

ABN Amro Bank N.V. -v- Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc and others [2021] EWHC 442 (Comm) (‘ABN Amro’) Our […]

We’re delighted to announce that Fenchurch Law has achieved a ‘gold’ award from the independent Investor in Customers (IIC) assessment […]

The Supreme Court has rejected attempts by an insurer to rely upon an exclusion clause under a public liability policy, […]

An unwelcome consequence of the London Market’s preference for including arbitration clauses in most types of commercial insurance policies, is […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm of solicitors focused exclusively on representing policyholders in insurance coverage disputes, is delighted to […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm of solicitors specialising exclusively in representing policyholders in insurance coverage disputes, is delighted to […]

On 11 March, the government announced that it would provide up to £1 billion in 2020/21 to fund the removal […]

With the FCA Test Case concluding last week, and judgment not expected until mid-September at the earliest, this blog looks […]

The FCA has now published details of its proposed test case in which it seeks to determine a number of […]

Further to its announcement on 1 May that it intended to seek a declaratory court ruling on common coverage issues […]

Since the designation of COVID-19 as a notifiable disease in England on 5 March, and the subsequent ratcheting of measures […]

Part 1 of this review examined the availability – or otherwise – of cover for losses under Business Interruption and […]

In its recent judgment in Endurance Corporate Capital v Sartex (05/03/20), the Court of Appeal confirmed that, absent any contractual provision to […]

As the spread of COVID-19 gathers pace, there is increasing concern over not just the potential public health impact, but […]

As storms Ciara, Dennis and now Ellen batter extended parts of the UK, with some areas suffering the worst floods […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has appointed Nicola Bowen […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes has received its third […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has appointed Aaron Le […]

Properties become unoccupied in a number of different scenarios. In a residential context, this might be because the home is […]

Leaseholders of flats in a development in Manchester have secured a major victory against Zurich Insurance under a standard form […]

Consumer insurance accounts for a large percentage of insurance purchased in the United Kingdom. It is therefore unsurprising that many […]

Almost 2 years after the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the government has stepped in to speed up the removal and replacement […]

Fenchurch Law’s new initiative, The Associate Series, is being launched with a view to sharing our knowledge and experience of […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has appointed Rob Goodship […]

In a Judgment handed down yesterday, the Court of Appeal considered for the first time in over ten years issues […]

The Court of Session found that an insurer had not waived disclosure under the Insurance Act 2015 (“the Act”). The […]

In this recent decision, the Technology and Construction Court allowed claims brought by the leaseholders under “Standard 10 Year New […]

There wasn’t much law in the Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Friends Life v Miley [2019] EWCA Civ 261, other than […]

A number of interesting cases relating to professional indemnity insurance passed through the courts in 2018, and this article looks […]

In this recent decision in the Queen’s Bench Division, the court examined the meaning of “property belonging to” in the […]

Following publication of the Hackitt Report in May 2018, the government has been under increasing pressure to implement effective reform […]

The effects of an insured loss on an insured’s business can be financially devastating. It is in those times of […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has made a trio […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm of policyholder-focused insurance dispute lawyers, have achieved a ‘gold’ award from the independent Investor […]

Dalamd Ltd v Butterworth Spengler Commercial Ltd [2018] EWHC 2558 (Comm) Judgement by Mr Justice Butcher was handed down on […]

In this recent pro-policyholder decision, the Court examined the construction of Conditions Precedent and Warranties. Here, the insurer attempted, rather […]

Insurance Cover for Combustible Cladding Dame Judith Hackitt’s Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety recommends radical integrated change to […]

Energy firm SSE Generation has been awarded in excess of £100m damages on appeal over a tunnel collapse nearly ten […]

In Euro Pools Plc v Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Plc[1] the Court considered (amongst other things) the scope of […]

Insurers are set to pay out a record $135 billion to cover losses from natural catastrophes in 2017, driven by […]

What was the proper construction of an electrical installation inspection warranty? Bluebon Limited (‘Bluebon’) brought proceedings against their insurers, Ageas […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has received a tier […]

For more than a century after the Marine Insurance Act of 1906, the law relating to insurance contracts was a […]

In a judgment that will be welcomed by policyholders, the Court of Appeal has held that insurers have a duty […]

Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 2010 An analysis of the first judgment on the Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) […]

The Supreme Court has upheld an appeal concerning liability to comply with fitness for purpose obligations in a design and […]

Fenchurch Law, the leading UK firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has further expanded its […]

We’re delighted to announce that Fenchurch Law has received Investor in Customers’ Gold assessment award, recognising our commitment to client […]

Dalecroft Properties Limited – v – Underwriters subscribing to Certificate Number 755/BA004/2008/OIS/00000282/2008/005 [2017] EWHC 1263 (Comm) This recent decision by […]

Can a Claimant obtain an order for pre-action disclosure against a solvent insured? The Claimant, Peel Port Shareholder Finance Company […]

The law distinguishes between businesses and consumers in many areas, with the consumer benefiting from a more favourable regime as […]

A recent decision by the Technology and Construction Court has considered causation issues in the context of a property insurance […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has announced the appointment […]

Following our success at last year’s Post Magazine Claims Awards, we are proud to have been nominated again in 2017 […]

When the Insurance Act 2015 came into force in August 2016, it was hailed as the biggest reform of this […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, announces the appointment of […]

In a (predictably?) pro-policyholder decision, the Court of Appeal (Black and Christopher Clark LJJ) yesterday dismissed Insurers’ appeal. Instead it […]

In the recent decision of Impact Funding v. AIG the Supreme Court gave important guidance on the construction of exclusion […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, announces the expansion of […]

Fenchurch Law, the UK’s leading firm working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has launched Fenchurch Law […]

Fenchurch Law won the award for Insurance Law Firm of the Year at the 6th Post Magazine Claims Awards held […]

Fenchurch Law, one of the UK’s leading firms working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes are delighted […]

Fenchurch Law, one of the UK’s leading firms working exclusively for policyholders and brokers on complex insurance disputes, has expanded […]

Fenchurch Law Ltd has been shortlisted for the second time for the Insurance Law Firm of the Year in the […]

Insurance coverage specialists, Fenchurch Law, have announced that Amy Lacey has joined as a partner from Rosling King. Amy will […]

Please note that from Monday 1st February 2016 Fenchurch Law Ltd will have a new home in the heart of […]

Insurance coverage specialists, Fenchurch Law, have announced that John Curran has joined as a partner. John will concentrate on insurance […]

The new Legal 500 rankings have been published and we are pleased to announce that Fenchurch Law has moved up […]

Insurance coverage specialists, Fenchurch Law, have today announced that Jonathan Corman has joined as a partner. Jonathan has been an […]

Fenchurch Law, the policyholder-focused coverage specialists, have promoted Daniel Brooks to Associate Partner. Daniel joined Fenchurch Law in 2014 and […]

Fenchurch Law Ltd has been shortlisted for the Insurance Law Firm of the Year in the prestigious Claims Awards 2015, […]

The Riot (Damages) Act 1886 is designed to compensate people and businesses which suffer losses following riots. It also enables […]

1. If you have a small claim against a financial services professional: Financial Ombudsman Service: www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk Part XVI of the […]

The Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010 which received Royal Assent on 25.03.2010 has amended previous legislation governing the […]

The Financial Services Act 2010 received Royal Assent on 08.04.2010, being amongst the last few pieces of legislation rushed through […]

Irish insurer Quinn Insurance, which has a substantial London Market presence, has gone into administration, leaving their policyholders in a […]

Film finance schemes are back in the news for the wrong reasons, with HMRC investigating claims for tax relief by […]

Lord Justice Jackson’s review of litigation costs has two interrelated, but distinct strands. Firstly, he makes recommendations which are aimed […]

The Financial Services Bill is due to receive its second reading in the House of Lords (when all aspects of […]

The Fenchurch Law twitter feed is now live!  From now on, we’ll be tweeting daily, helping to keep you up […]