The Arbitration Act, which received royal assent on February 24, reforms English arbitration law in a number of specific areas

Careers in insurance and insurance law can be more diverse and rewarding than many realise – we need to challenge misconceptions about the sector to attract the next generation of industry leaders

Rising levels of authorised push payment fraud are a cause for concern – a culture of collaboration is needed across all the sectors involved in the fight against cyber crime

Eventual decisions could have broader implications for disclosure of broker remuneration in the general insurance industry

Recent case law and changes to the Civil Procedure Rules mean parties should consider on a continuing basis whether there is an appropriate ADR route to resolve their disputes

Directors’ and officer’s insurers must pay more attention to environmental, social and governance risks than ever before, as ESG accountability is rapidly gaining traction worldwide

Shares in Aon surge 4.3%, while Marsh McLennan climbs 2.8%, as Lancashire falls 4.1% and Everest loses 3.3% in volatile week

Directors, insurers and regulators must work together to navigate these challenges and ensure businesses remain resilient in the face of growing risks

Civil Justice Council recommends reforms across various litigation-specific pre-action protocols, including those for personal injury, disease, clinical negligence, construction and professional negligence

Comprehensive data, artificial intelligence and parametric products could all have a part to play in helping the market provide insurance solutions for customers struggling to obtain cover 

Complying with the UK’s upcoming Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act requires a focus on leadership commitment, risk assessments, fraud prevention and due diligence

The civil justice system is unlikely to see any new money from the new Labour government