The retail industry faces a growing challenge: artificial intelligence (AI) is now being used to create highly realistic, fraudulent damage claims.

The Association of Average Adjusters (AAA) has published a discussion paper highlighting significant concerns about insurance coverage for GPS spoofing related vessel casualties.

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This case summary will be of interest to HR personnel who deal with disciplinary investigations and tribunal litigation...

In the UK, there's a growing trend of increasingly complex and wide-ranging claims connected to work-related stress.

Actually, any decision other than that reached by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) would have been a major step into the unknown, leading to a possible significant increase in the working population at a time that would least suit the government and the tax payer.

The living wage commission has announced its findings from its 12 month inquiry into the future of the living wage.

As the number of disputes relating to people's wills and estates increase, there has been an increasing public awareness of so called "no contest" clauses in wills. But how do these no contest clauses work exactly...

As the UK population ages, the financial services industry is being challenged to rethink how it supports older borrowers.

On 18 October 2025, the government announced that it will undertake a consultation on the implementation of the Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) in the first half of 2026.

The UK government has recently unveiled a series of proposals aimed at reforming the management structure within the NHS.

The next 12-18 months are likely to bring a raft of claims against the debt advisory sector, according to Nik Carle, specialist professional liability lawyer at Browne Jacobson.

Swedish Insurtech Lassie has launched in the UK with a revolutionary pet insurance model that combines AI-powered claims processing, gamified health rewards, and personalized pet care guidance through a single app. The platform promises to settle claims in just six minutes and offers a prevention-first approach that could fundamentally reshape the traditional pet insurance market. With over 20 million UK pets currently uninsured, Lassie's innovative approach may finally bridge the gap between pet owners and

In 2008 the FSA published a statement that it considered references to “consequential loss” in consumer insurance contracts were not “plain and intelligible” and, therefore, potentially unfair.

In this judicial review case concerning MS, an Afghan national, the court in MS, R. (On the Application Of) v Kent County Council [2024] EWHC 2661 (Admin) (22 October 2024)...

The Arbitration Act 2025 (the Act) has come into force this month, amending the Arbitration Act 1996, with the aim to modernise the UK's approach to arbitration.

The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) received Royal Assent on 19 June 2025, modernising the UK's data protection framework.

The introduction of AI-powered shopping assistants like ChatGPT's shopping feature, TikTok Shop, and other intelligent platforms is rapidly transforming how shoppers discover and purchase products.

In December 2008 the House of Lords will hear a case which could have significant implications for the ASB Policy of social landlords.