Blog: Fresca-Judd prompts rethink on landlords' cover

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The Fresca-Judd case was good news for tenants - but not for insurers attempting to claim back costs for property damage. What lessons should be learned by landlords and those providing cover?

The High Court decision in Fresca-Judd v Golovina in February highlights the difficulties insurers face in pursuing subrogated claims against tenants, even where a tenant could have been negligent.

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