High Court rules that an arbitration award against Nigeria had been obtained by fraud and was contrary to public policy

Court of Appeal ruling has widened opportunities for insurers to challenge decisions of the Financial Ombudsman Service

English Court's approach to imputation of knowledge will require insurers to improve data storage and internal accessibility between underwriting and claims teams

Court of Appeal makes clear that English law now formally recognises the principle established by the US court decision in Cumberland Bone Company v Andes Insurance

Recent UK Commercial Court judgment underlines the importance of drafting clear indemnity language, to give effect to the rights and obligation insurers believe they contractually assume

Judgment in FM Conway v The Rugby Football Union makes clear how important the contractual arrangements are in determining the extent of project parties’ respective insurance coverage, even if co-insured