A Lloyd's of London insurer has reiterated that the owner of a property in Greater Manchester cannot claim £3.7 million in damages and business interruption cover because no actual business was occurring at the building damaged by a burst water pipe.
A Lloyd's of London insurer has reiterated that the owner of a property in Greater Manchester cannot claim £3.7 million in damages and business interruption cover because no actual business was occurring at the building damaged by a burst water pipe.
Trustees of pension scheme should carefully decide whether it is in the best interest of their members to connect to the long-awaited online retirement savings dashboards program and incur its associated costs, a retirement savings specialist said Friday.
Insurers could reduce claims for aircraft stranded in Russia by as much as $10 billion through early settlements, a broker has said, but warned that the final bill will still be the largest aviation loss in history.
This past week in London has seen Chris Eubank Jr. hit with a libel claim from a boxing promoter, a perfume boss face proceedings from his businesses following sanctions violations claims, and Israeli broadcasters file intellectual property claims against BT and Sky. Here, Law360 looks at these and other new claims in the U.K.
U.K. businesses are facing a spike in labor costs, thanks to the government's decision to raise employers' National Insurance contributions, a payroll levy used to fund social programs, a think tank said Friday.
The Complaints Commissioner for financial regulators has undertaken to write to the Financial Conduct Authority on significant issues in the peer-to-peer lending sector.
Clyde & Co. LLP has announced a merger with Dallas boutique Tillman Batchelor LLP, expanding the global law firm's insurance capabilities in Texas amid its ongoing growth in North America.