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Burgoynes has seen a marked increase in fires associated with cannabis cultivation.

Early engagement, detailed project information and a packed contacts book can help take the complexities out of construction cover.

Escape of water is significant - in regularity of claims and the severity of them. It happens often, causes disruption, and costs a lot to repair.

Since the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 introduced s9A and s10 into the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, there has been limited judicial guidance on the meaning of ‘fitness for human habitation’. Harvey has now filled that gap and is likely to become the leading authority in this area.

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.

A recent and subtle planning legislative update furthers the UK Government’s agenda to revitalise high streets and create more housing.

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.

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

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

The Building Safety Act (BSA) presents serious implications for those managing insurance-funded property repairs, and risk managers should be aware of BSA compliance.