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

Contractual ‘grey areas’ in a lease agreement often cause disputes that could be avoided if all parties communicated and understood their individual obligations from the outset.

The residential leasehold property insurance market is a major challenge, but in the short-term organisations can improve the risk.

The doctrine of vicarious liability continues to narrow, especially in the context of abuse claims.

Escape of water (EOW) claims have increased year-on-year over the last few years. It’s time for a reminder of the issue and what organisations can do to mitigate and control the insurance programme expenditure.

Top tips to support employees to encourage a positive working environment.

Alison Goodwin, Public Sector Practice Leader at Aon shares five ways data can make your insurance spend smarter.

A round-up of day two at the ALARM South Conference 2023.

It is essential that councils continue to defend defendable claims to ensure that misleading precedents are not made.

The prolonged hot weather during the summer of 2022 brought news stories of people jumping into rivers, reservoirs, lakes and the sea - with tragic consequences.

An overview of what is on the horizon for 2023.

Highway authority’s tree inspection regime deemed appropriate to avoid liability in tragic fatal accident.

Climate change presents a range of challenges, including heavy rainfall leading to more incidents of flooding.

Gabriel Fay, a Senior Associate at DWF discusses subsidence caused by tree roots and its consequences.

John Ingle, Highways Inspection Leader at Cumbria County Council (CCC) and Shaun O’Neil, Partner at DAC Beachcroft’s workshop at the 2022 ALARM National Conference explained the benefit of technology in defending claims