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The next phase in the Covid-19 BI cases: appeal on "at the premises"
Court of Appeal say no change in approach to aggregation in Covid-19 BI cases
High Court provides a reminder of the key principles relevant to broker negligence claims
Application of policy definition of "damage" results in no cover for pandemic losses
Supreme Court's approach to causation in the FCA Test Case applies to "at the premises" clauses in business interruption insurance
Court construes application of policy sub-limits in Covid-19 BI claim
Covid Business Interruption claims – the next instalment
Prevention of Access clauses revisited
In Corbin & King v AXA Insurance Plc [2022] EWHC 409 (Comm), the High Court considered the scope of insurance cover provided by a 'prevention of …
Arbitrator dismisses Covid-19 business interruption claim on basis UK Government is not a "competent local authority" in the context of denial of access extension
In Certain Policyholders v China Taiping Insurance (UK) Co Ltd, Lord Mance, sitting as sole arbitrator in a public arbitration award, found in favour of …
Supreme Court hands down judgment in FCA’s Covid-19 Business Interruption Test Case
1. Headline Summary The Supreme Court has today handed down judgment in the Covid-19 Business Interruption insurance test case of The Financial Conduct …
Australian decision takes opposite view to the English court on whether depreciation amounts to a saving in Business Interruption calculation
An Australian state Court of Appeal decision has expressly rejected the reasoning of Mr Justice Flaux (as he then was) in the English High Court case of …
Underinsurance for BI losses
In Eurokey Recycling Limited v Giles Insurance Brokers Limited [2014] EWHC 2989 (Comm), the Commercial Court was presented with a broker negligence claim …