Events

The Enterprise Act 2016 introduced the notion of damages for late payments of claims. The provision has not received much attention until now. With disputes continuing around payment of claims for business interruption, despite the recent Supreme Court decision in the FCA test case, many policyholders and their lawyers are threatening satellite litigation in seeking damages for late payment of claims. But what does the law say about late payment of claims? What tests does a policyholder need to satisfy to qualify for damages? How can we defend these claims? What can we learn from other jurisdictions? This webinar will seek to answer these questions and, through a review of the original Law Commission reports, provide background as to the intention of the law. This webinar will also provide views on how the challenges are likely to develop in the coming years as policyholders and their lawyers increasingly raise arguments seeking damages for late payment of claims.

There is still time to join us for a fun evening of outdoor crazy golf at Jungle Rumble in Brighton. Whether you come alone, with a partner/friend or you want to bring the whole family (maximum of 4 people aged 5+), a great time is bound to be had by all!

Acoustic design is not something most people think about until a problem is identified. Errors in design, construction, or simply failure to consider acoustics can lead to annoyance, loss of privacy, and, in some cases, increased risk to health and safety. This webinar will address some of the common issues we investigate, with a particular focus on noise in the built environment.

Providing a brief refresher on intruder alarm systems and common insurer expectations, this webinar explores the changes that BT is planning for its networks. It explains the impact these will have on existing intruder alarms and what insurer requirements are likely to be in the future.