A District of Columbia judge recently knocked back a lawsuit by a group of restaurants, claiming for business interruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic, ruling that government shutdown orders didn’t constitute a “direct physical loss.” The […]
NatWest Bank will be licking its wounds after losing a court case at Gloucester & Cheltenham on Friday 3rd July 2020 whereby it was held unfair for the Bank to charge secret commission for the sale […]
A court in Lansing Michigan has rejected a claim lodged by a restaurant company, Gavrilides Management Co, who wanted a payout after Covid-19 restrictions closed their business. Sadly, the commercial policy that was in place […]
Here’s the latest statement from the FCA on the tricky issue of refused business interruption claims. As the Mishcon de Reya lawsuits rumble on, we bring the official FCA word – plus industry reaction as […]
Big news. Despite months of lobbying the EU has rejected the travel industry’s collective pleas to force consumers to accept vouchers, rather than cash refunds on cancelled flights and holidays. Here’s the official word from […]
The Supreme Court has today ruled that Barclays Bank is not liable for the alleged sexual assault of more than 100 patients by a doctor carrying out medicals on the bank’s behalf. In its judgment, the […]
The Court of Justice of the European Union on 27th February 2020 delivered its judgment in Corporis/Gefion Insurance, Case C-25/19. The case concerned rules surrounding service of documents in a specific, yet increasingly common context. Corporis is a […]
An important judgment was handed down last week at Nottingham Crown Court involving which potentially has significant implications for the insurance industry. The case centres on a car accident in 2016 and the claimant had […]
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