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Holiday sickness fraud: Claims firms becoming “more creative”

Fake holiday sickness claims appear to be big business in the UK, with claims management companies continuing to target tourists in what has been described as ‘the new whiplash’. As many as 9.5 million adults in the UK – almost one in five– have been approached about making a compensation claim for holiday illness, according to…

What is Employment Law

Employees can bring claims against directors under the Employment Rights Act and the Equality Act if they feel they have been treated unfairly. Claims can include unfair dismissal, which is usually brought against the company, and harassment and discrimination, which are brought against the individual director and have uncapped awards. The changing face of employment...

The latest trends in cyber-crime

Around two million people in the UK have a food allergy, with symptoms ranging from rashes and itching to more severe conditions such as vomiting, diarrhoea, wheezing and, in extreme cases, even death. To help these people, and those with food intolerances, the EU introduced the...

Building regulations for safety

Following the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower, attention is rightly focused on the regulations surrounding fire safety. Ensuring that these are fit for purpose to protect both people and property is a top priority. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) recently called for a change to the regulations and a clearer framework of responsibility for...