Insurance
Brighton Pier Group receives £1.4m business insurance pay-out
The Brighton Pier Group has received £1.4m from its insurers to cover business interruption losses related to Covid-19.
Coronavirus insurance Q&A: What the Supreme Court ruling means for hospitality
Hospitality insurance specialist Steven Swift of Sector Associates, which works with trade bodies including UKHospitality, gives his view on what the Supreme Court ruling means for businesses and how insurance policies could change in future.
Thousands of hospitality businesses still struggling to secure insurance payouts
Covid insurance ruling: fewer than one in 10 policies expected to pay out
NTIA ‘cautiously optimistic’ for Supreme Court business insurance ruling
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) and bars and nightclubs broker NDLM have said they are[...]
How to... make a business interruption insurance claim for coronavirus
The hearing at the High Court may open the floodgates for a host of similar cases,[...]
Forced closures set to trigger 'tsunami' of insurance claims
Forced restaurant and pub closures in Scotland and parts of England are expected to trigger a[...]
Business insurance claimants face delay pending possible appeal
Business interruption policy claimants are facing delays into 2021 after a 'leapfrog' application to appeal to[...]
How might the high court ruling affect your business interruption claim?
Tuesday's landmark ruling means that insurers should now pay out for business interruption claims that had previously been rejected."
Business interruption insurance ruling provides 'light at the end of the tunnel' for operators
The high court ruling on business interruption insurance policies suggests Covid-19 claims should be paid in most cases where policies had pandemic or notifiable disease clauses.
Ruling in business interruption test cases expected on Tuesday
Rulings in the High Court test cases held to determine if insurers should pay out business interruption claims related to Covid-19 will be announced on Tuesday (15 September) at 10.30am.
Advice clinic launched for businesses ‘in danger of missing out’ on insurance claims
Hospitality businesses who have been denied business interruption insurance cover for Covid-19 are invited to join[...]
‘It’s not too late’ says action group fighting for business interruption claims
Hospitality Insurance Group Action (HIGA), which has taken part in legal action against the major business[...]
Hospitality campaign challenging insurers over business interruption claims reports back
A hospitality campaign challenging insurers over their failure to pay out business interruption claims related to[...]
Business interruption insurance test cases begin in court
High Court test cases to determine if insurers should pay out business interruption claims related to[...]
Hospitality businesses urged to provide details of insurance policy wording ‘without delay’
As the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) prepares to file its action in the High Court to seek clarification on the interpretation of business interruption policy wording, businesses have been urged to “act without delay” to provide details of their policy wording."
Insurers to participate in High Court test cases named
The eight insurers who will take part in High Court test cases to determine if their business interruption policies should cover losses linked to the Covid-19 pandemic have been named.
Law firm looks to take on insurers in group actions
A law firm is launching a series of group actions for hospitality businesses who have had business interruption claims declined.
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