The Fifth Circuit has broadened the category of actionable claims based on discrimination.

In Ahmed v White & Co [2025] EWHC 2399 (Comm), the Court considered two issues in relation to a professional indemnity policy...

Underpayment and non-payment of wages in Australia has become an area of heightened focus in recent years.

Bermuda, like a number of other jurisdictions, has a statutory regime to facilitate corporate restructurings by enabling majority shareholders to "squeeze out" minority shareholders through an amalgamation or merger...

Irrespective of whether the protector's role is wide or narrow, it will occasionally be the case that the protector strays beyond the scope of the powers conferred upon him.

The Bermuda Monetary Authority ("BMA") released a consultation paper, Operational Resilience and Outsourcing Code ("CP") on 14 January 2025, which outlines standards that the BMA has designed to bolster the financial service sector's ability to pre-empt, adapt, manage, recover from, and learn from operational disruptions.

AI scribes can reduce the administrative burden on doctors, ensure accuracy of notes and provide more time for doctors to spend time with their patients.

As the Middle East conflict continues to disrupt global energy markets, Australian businesses are confronting a familiar threat in an unfamiliar form. This is not a direct war risk in the traditional sense. It is something more insidious, a fuel driven economic shock that is rapidly cascading into balance sheets, boardrooms and ultimately insurance claims.

The insurers could rely on a rainfall exclusion in a contract works policy on the basis of logic and business efficacy.

Recent case confirmed that lawyers duty of care does not extend to insurer of client.

Australians are becoming increasingly concerned about how their personal information is handled by businesses, about the intrusiveness of surveillance, and about the rise of artificial intelligence.

A 2012 defect notice preserved claim rights, but a builder's 2022 insolvency fell outside the 10-year HBA limit, voiding coverage.

2018 has already seen a number of important judicial appointments, and retirements, at the courts of the major offshore financial centres. The new appointments, however, contain many familiar names.

The perception that the world's leading offshore financial centres are harmful "tax havens" that facilitate the avoidance of tax in onshore jurisdictions has led to intense pressure for OFCs to adopt onshore-led transparency ...

Whilst most of the insurance sector's attention on the ‘drone revolution' has focused on the insurance and insurability of drones, the insurers are emerging as major proponent...

Russia has been met with international condemnation and a raft of sanctions following its invasion of Ukraine.

Example of courts applying guidance from the Manchester BS case in considering the question of scope of duty versus loss.

The House of Lords has overturned its own previous decision in the case of Stubbings v Webb [1993] AC 498 in which the House had unanimously decided that s11 of the Limitation Act 1980 did not apply to acts of deliberate assault (including acts of indecent assault), and allowed the appeals in the cases of A v Hoare, X and Another v Wandsworth London Borough Council, C v Middlesborough Council, H v Suffolk County Council, Young v Catholic Care (Diocese of Leeds) and Another.

A brief overview of the relevant privileges and their key differences.

The FWC now has the power to deal with and arbitrate disputes concerning requests by employees to work flexibly.