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On 26 October 2024, a duty on employers to take ‘reasonable steps’ to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace comes into force. Employers need to ensure they have appropriate prevention measures.

Phil Webster, Education Director at Gallagher addresses the growing challenge of resilience for HEIs

A Q&A with a sponsor expert to find out more about individuals and their work.

Modern methods of construction offer multiple benefits but they can bring insurance challenges.

As strategic programmes are subject to high levels of uncertainty, the National Audit Office (NAO) suggests questions for decision-makers to ask to help identify, analyse and plan for uncertainty.

Claims brought under the Data Protection Act (DPA) and/or General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) have been around for as long as the legislation. Today there is an increase in the frequency of those claims and their overall value.

If the DJ v Barnsley 24 July 2024 position stands, local authorities may see an increase in claims (including historical claims) brought by individuals alleging they were harmed in kinship foster care.

Planning reform was a key part of the change Labour promised before the election and there will be a new Planning and Infrastructure Bill to facilitate it.

The UK is at a critical juncture in its energy future.

A look ahead at public sector litigation

The threat of cyber crime continues to grow and evolve, impacting all organisations and increasingly, their supply chains too.

Cyber attacks are common in the public sector, and what happens immediately following an attack or data breach is crucial to managing it.

Some claimants should be treated as victims rather than perpetrators of fraud.

Support for neurodivergent team members is easier to access, but support for neurodivergent leaders is lacking.

A Q&A with a Board Director to find out more about individuals and the work they do for their organisations and for ALARM.

This year we have chosen to support Keep Britain Tidy as our 2024 charity.

Employers are being urged by government to do more to keep their workers healthy and take steps to reduce long-term sickness.

Richard Skok, Insurance and Risk Management Officer at City of London Corporation has been announced as the 2024 recipient of the Bob Craik Award.

The introduction of the fixed costs regime resulted in a decrease of sums paid to claimants in motor injury claims. Now some claims management companies (CMCs) and claimant solicitors are focusing on a more lucrative revenue stream – property disrepair claims.

Top tips for policy adaptations to combat climate change risks.