Legal
The future of employment rights: Key changes on the horizon
Employment law in the UK is undergoing its biggest transformation in decades, and the changes introduced so far are only the beginning. This content provides a timeline of what’s coming next and what businesses should focus on now.
2026: A year of change for UK businesses
For many businesses, 2026 has been a year of implementation of new employment rights and employer responsibilities. Gurkaran Singh Gill from ARAG Law highlights why understanding the impact of these developments will be crucial for businesses looking to…
New UK employment rights explained
The UK's employment law reforms continue to reshape the workplace. In this video, ARAG Law’s Rosie Scarfe-James explores the changes to employment rights, including updates to statutory leave and pay, flexible working, parental leave, paternity leave,…
How to deal with anti-social tenants
Anti-social tenant behaviour can be stressful for landlords. When tenants engage in anti-social behaviour, landlords are often left wondering what rights they have and how the eviction process works. This content highlights how early action can help…
Don't let mould take hold
With proactive maintenance, landlords can reduce the risk of damp and mould developing and provide a safer, more comfortable home for tenants. This content provides some key tips for landlords to help prevent damp and mould issues this winter.
Renters’ Rights Act: Expert guidance
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 has brought some of the biggest changes to the private rented sector in decades. In this video, Faye Schneider, Principal Associate at ARAG Law breaks down the new Renters’ Rights Act and what it means for tenants, landlords,…
Myth or fact: Can landlords visit their rental properties whenever they like?
It’s a myth that landlords can visit their rental property whenever they like. Thomas Eastment, Senior Legal Adviser at ARAG Law goes into more detail regarding a landlord's right of access.
Five steps to help prevent disrepair disputes
A common reason that tenants fall into rent arrears is because they're unhappy with the condition of the property, and begin to withhold rent. Faye Schneider, Partner in the Landlord and Tenant Team at ARAG Law, shares how you can best protect agents and…
Pets and the Renters’ Rights Act: What landlords need to know
Does a landlord now have to allow their tenant to keep a pet? This content answers some of the most common questions about pets and the changes to renters’ rights.
Broker awaiting trial on embezzlement charges
The Financial Conduct has secured a bankruptcy order against Arthur Temlett.
Ex-police officer jailed after ‘crash for cash’ scam
A former police officer has been jailed for more than four years for his part in a scam where fraudulent personal injury claims were made after deliberate vehicle crashes.
Aviva updates financial lines products to make them ‘more relevant’
Aviva has refreshed its management liability proposition, claiming it has introduced broader protection, greater flexibility and clearer policy wording to help businesses respond to changing risks and challenges.
MGA and schemes provider partner on student guarantor protection
Managing general agent Alps has teamed up with specialist schemes provider Guarantor Insure to jointly launch a student guarantor protection insurance scheme.
Renters’ Rights Act strengthens brokers’ role as trusted advisers to landlords – Aviva research
A survey of over 500 UK landlords has pinpointed brokers and insurers as the leading source of support as they navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment, according to Aviva.
Arag Law sells personal injury business to Minster Law
Minster Law has bought the personal injury business of Arag Law for an undisclosed sum, with the team and caseload moving to a new office in Bristol.
Clement mulls Lloyd’s legal action after Neal findings published
Former Lloyd’s corporate affairs director Rebekah Clement has put the London marketplace on notice she is considering legal action following the conclusion of its investigation into her relationship with ex-Lloyd’s CEO John Neal.
Euna extends construction PI cover in response to changing regulations
Euna Underwriting has responded to the changing liability environment in the construction sector by adding 14 policy extensions to its building and engineering contractors professional indemnity product.
Lockton wins Law Society Scotland account for further five years
Lockton has been reappointed by the Law Society of Scotland to administer and broker its Master Policy for professional indemnity insurance for a further five years having held the account for a decade.
Irwell rolls out four new products
Irwell has launched family legal protection and confirmed receiving regulatory approval for professional indemnity insurance, personal home emergency and landlord home emergency.
PIB and Howden court case rolls on with hearing set for February 2027
The High Court case centred on PIB accusing Howden of poaching a double digit-strong team moved forward last week with a hearing date set for February next year.
How to make sure you don't get a red card while watching the World Cup at work
For football fans keen to watch FIFA World Cup matches while at work, what options do they have? Simon Roberts at ARAG Law explains what employees and employers need to know.