Legal guardians

As employment law changes once again, employers could find themselves unknowingly exposed to new risks. Unfortunately, pleading ignorance is no defence but legal expenses intermediaries can offer clients advice and the chance to indemnify themselves against future problems, writes Marcus Alcock

If there is one area of legislation virtually guaranteed to never stay still then it must surely be employment law. Since Labour came to power 11 years ago there has been a steady focus on making

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What happens now on the OIC landscape post-Rabot?

After the Supreme Court rejected the insurer-led appeal against its decision on the first two cases of mixed-injury claims involving both whiplash and non-whiplash injuries, the Association of Consumer Support Organisations’ director Matthew Maxwell Scott asks: What's next?

What the future holds for AI regulation

Striking the right balance between regulatory intervention and industry autonomy is crucial to realising the full benefits of artificial intelligence while ensuring ethical, accountable, and inclusive practices within the insurance sector, argues Nutan Rajguru, Verisk UK's head of analytics.

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