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The FSPO Decision The FSPO dismissed a complaint made by an insured against their insurance provider (Decision). The insurance provider (Appellant) declined cover in respect of business disruption at the [...]

In Al Mana Lifestyle Trading LLC & Ors v United Fidelity Insurance Company PSC & Ors [2023] EWCA Civ 61 the Court of Appeal considered the jurisdiction of the English [...]

On 17 October, the UK High Court handed down judgments in preliminary issues trials of three Covid-19 related business interruption claims: Stonegate Pub Company Ltd v MS Amlin Corporate Member [...]

We identify the four key issues arising from the judgments for the cases pursued by Stonegate, Greggs and Various Eateries. The Commercial Court has this week handed down judgments in [...]

Byline: CLARE O'HARA, Staff Lead An Ontario court has green-lit several class-action lawsuits against a group of Canadian insurers that claim Canadian businesses are owed billions of dollars after being [...]

One of the major issues that has arisen for businesses as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic is whether they are covered for business interruption by their business insurance polices. [...]

Byline: Todd C. Frankel The forced closure of businesses nationwide because of the novel coronavirus would seem to be the perfect scenario for filing a 'business interruption' insurance claim. But [...]

The much anticipated decision of the UK Supreme Court in a test case addressing insurance coverage issues arising in connection COVID-19 business interruption ('BI') claims was handed down on January [...]

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published additional information on its plan to bring certain business interruption wordings before the English High Court in a Test Case to resolve [...]

Originally published in Risk Management Magazine, May 2014 What would happen to your business if a cyberattack disrupted online communications or transactions, shut down local or regional transportation, or caused [...]