Alexandra Payne, Partner at BLM and member of the Spinal Injury Subject Matter Group, is joined by Emily Formby QC at 39 Essex Chambers in a podcast discussing the impact of COVID-19 on spinal claims.

It has been very interesting watching the FCA's business interruption litigation playing out in the High Court this week.

Can a tenant benefit from rent suspension provisions or from the landlord's insurance policy.

We consider important steps to take in this lock down period in relation to your property insurance. As the lockdown period continues, it is important to think about the impact it may have on the terms of your insurance cover.

Yesterday a judgment was handed down in the hotly anticipated and expedited COVID-19 business interruption insurance test case, Financial Conduct Authority v Arch and others.

What could have been done better in response to the pandemic? Has any aspect of the response broken Scots criminal law?

The current COVID-19 crisis presents both challenges and opportunities to the immersive tech community.

The Lord Chief Justice has announced that English courts are planning to continue with court hearings. He noted that "we must make every effort to maintain a functioning court system in ...

BCL partner Julian Hayes is quoted in Compliance Week's article titled ‘Don't count on European regulators to relax rules during coronavirus crisis".

We recently wrote about the implication of the Government's lockdown orders forcing dental practices to shut their doors, with all routine care being suspended nationwide.

A concert promoter cancels a sold-out show of a world-renowned recording artist, reimbursing millions of dollars in ticket sales as a result. If the reason for the cancellation was COVID-19,...

There are fears among insurance underwriters that the COVID-19 pandemic will prompt a wave of major litigation claims.

Today's Supreme Court judgment paves the way for thousands of businesses to have their claims for Covid-related business interruption losses paid.

In a recent opinion, the UK Supreme Court has found coverage for business interruption as a result of business closures incident to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Covid-BI related litigation continues to rumble on as the six-year limitation period for filing new claims draws closer.

The arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic may not have been an absolute surprise to epidemiologists but for many businesses, it was a completely unexpected, despite the rapid spread of the previous SARS outbreak a few years ago.

Felicity Maxwell writes about the market the pandemic will create for insurers.

In reaction to COVID-19, state insurance departments were among the professional organizations that took swift action to increase the availability and utilization of telemedicine services.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the normal businesses activity in almost all areas of the economy, including the insurance and financial services sectors.

With the number of confirmed infections continuing to rise globally since the first reported cases in late December, the Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) ...