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Employers in residential construction should ensure that work practices and insurances are appropriate and up-to-date.

Cyber Insurance Update aims to be a guiding voice in a national, and international, conversation about cyber risk.

Further to our E-Alerts dated 24 and 29 October 2008, the Civil Liability Legislation Amendment Act 2008 No 84 commenced on 12 November 2008.

Eight key developments shaping the year ahead.

Without separate Personal Accident cover in place for your School Directors, they are left at risk.

Regulatory changes expected to lead to spike in claims.

Enhanced regulatory oversight will demand more robust corporate governance

This recent NSW Court of Appeal decision is a good example of where a prospect of an occurrence can be mistakenly elevated to a contributory cause of it.

Courts apply narrow interpretation to Business Interruption or Interference cover COVID related loss.

The federal government has announced an intention to further protect consumers from unfair terms in insurance contracts.

Disability and income protection policies often contain a requirement that the insured is under the regular care and attention of a medical practitioner for there to be cover.

Mr Perera’s employer leased and occupied the fifth floor of a building. The leased premises included a common area immediately in front of shopfronts forming the façade of the ground floor of the building.

The SA government is currently consulting with the community about possible changes to the laws relating to e-scooters.

Title insurance is taken out before settlement and provides you with protection for as long as you own the property.

Builders should now ensure that they challenge any adverse QBCC decisions before the QBCC makes an insurance payout.

Ensuring employees follow IT security procedures and providing comprehensive training will help to reduce cyber risks.