Morrisons will not be held vicariously liable for the actions of a disgruntled employee who leaked the personal details and payroll data of almost 100,000 members of staff, the Supreme Court has confirmed.

We are seeing an unprecedented response to the coronavirus and the threat this poses. This, in turn, places a strain upon every aspect of our lives and the way we work and interact. As an insurer, Zurich is working closely with their customers to provide support and guidance. One commonly asked question is how to manage properties that have reduced numbers of staff or that close entirely. In this article, Zurich sets out their response to this question. In the second part they consider the implications for any refurbishment and maintenance work.

Welcome to the March 2020 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on: QOCS, whiplash reform delays, bereavement damages, data protection and sexual abuse.

Welcome to the February 2020 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on: Health and Safety Prosecutions, the Definitive Guideline and the Public Sector Adjustment of Fines - R (HSE) v Central Bedfordshire Council, 4 February 2020, Luton Magistrates’ Court

Municipal Mutual Insurance (MMI) published their annual report and accounts in December 2019, for the year ending 30 June 2019. Within the commentary provided by the Scheme Administrator there are a number of important points which Gallagher wish to highlight to you. MMI have collected the original 15% Levy and the additional ten per cent Levy in April 2016. As a result members of the Scheme of Arrangement are now self-insured to the extent of 25% of any future claim payments.

Plexus law have issued the 15th edition of the Judicial College Guidelines for the assessment of damages in personal injury cases. This issue offers updated guidance for the courts, personal injury practitioners and insurers in assessing and valuing general damages in personal injury cases.

Welcome to the October 2019 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on: A focused Defence versus an unnecessarily overcomplicated claim - RP v Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council. 

Welcome to the September 2019 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on: photographs do not lie - consequences of not getting the facts right! Dolmans also provides recent case updates on: costs, Part 36 offers - false imprisonment and damages and malicious prosecution - misfeasance in public office.

Welcome to the August 2019 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on: expert engineering evidence in fast track highways matters. Dolmans also provides recent case updates on: assessment of costs, non-party access to documents filed in court and inquest costs in civil claims.

Welcome to the July 2019 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on: abuse of process - failing to revive a struck out claim.

Welcome to the May 2019 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on a case that looks into the reactive inspections and the section 58 defence. Dolmans also provides recent case updates on: civil procedure, contempt of court, costs, fixed costs and health and safety at work.

The next trend of compensation claims to be exploited by claims farmers.

Welcome to the April 2019 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on a case that looks at the importance of care. Dolmans also provides recent case updates on: abuse of process, breach of statutory duty, contempt of court, medical records fees and accrual of cause of action.

A situation faced by a city council in England highlights some of the issues public sector organisations need to consider when appointing contractors including having appropriate and effective procedures in place for the selection, appointment, monitoring and management of contractors employed to conduct site reclamation and redevelopment works. 

In July 2018, the eighteenth edition of the UK Wiring Regulations was released. As of 1 January 2019, there are new stricter regulations for commercial landlords and property owners. These cannot be amended retroactively so you need to ensure you're familiar with them. In this bulletin, Gallagher look at the changes and suggest ways to work with your broker to ensure you're compliant. 

Welcome to the January 2019 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on a highways case involving a defective sign post. Dolmans also provides recent case updates on: civil procedures, costs, damages, defences, human rights, police and false imprisonment and pre-action disclosure. 

Supply chain risk management is a top priority for organisations committed to ensuring the resilience of their service delivery model. Yet despite the fact that organisations may have suffered severe disruption impacting stakeholders and utilising scarce resources some have yet to grasp the importance of this topic. In this bulletin, Gallagher looks at the results of the Business Continuity Institute Supply Chain Resilience Report 2017.

Welcome to the November 2018 edition of the Dolmans Insurance Bulletin. In this issue Dolmans reports on liability for damage caused by tree roots on a public highway and limitation in sexual abuse claims. Dolmans also provides recent case updates on: civil procedures, costs, counterclaims, highway maintenance and vicarious liability.

The UK construction industry is continually seeking to develop more efficient and cost-effective methods of consgtructions. The Government expects developers to turn to new technologies and offsite solutions to ensure buildings are constructed faster, to a higher standard and in greater numbers.