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Martyn's Law - The Protect Duty
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 became law across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, in April. This blog outlines the implications for standard duty premises, the threshold for an enhanced duty on larger premises and events,…
Product recalls: A consumer's guide
Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, you have the right to a repair, replacement or possibly refund for goods which are not of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and/or as described. This blog highlights what consumers should do if they have bought a…
Bonfire night: Rules & risks
With Bonfire Night fast approaching, Aditi Kanojia, paralegal at ARAG Law, sheds light on the laws surrounding private firework displays and Bonfire Night celebrations to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all.
Halloween & the law: What you need to know before the tricks begin
Halloween provides time for spooky fun, but it can also bring some unexpected legal questions. To help you avoid turning Halloween into a legal horror story, Sophia Ahmed, a paralegal legal advisor at ARAG Law, answers some of the most common questions…
London's Japanese Knotweed problem
Japanese Knotweed is now so pervasive that it’s become a major legal headache as well as an environmental one. This content highlights the environmental risks that Japanese Knotweed presents in London and the widespread legal implications for homeowners…
Four ways to limit disrepair claims from tenants
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. Grace Hughes from ARAG Law, shares how you can best protect your agency and your landlord against an allegation…
Blog: Insurance isn’t keeping up with energy upgrades
As more UK property owners embrace greener upgrades, there’s a growing disconnect between improvements being made and the protection in place if the worst happens. This blog highlights how energy retrofits are widening the underinsurance gap - and how…
Spotlight: The ESG opportunity - insurers and brokers as partners in SME resilience
Work around promoting ESG among SMEs in the UK is gathering momentum and the expectation is that, as knowledge grows, so will demand for both advice and tailored insurance. This spotlight sheds light on how Insurers and brokers can play a pivotal role in…
Private rental sector reform approaches
The Renters’ Rights Bill is nearing the end of its journey through parliament and looks set to become law in the Autumn. This blog takes a look at some of the key reforms and what they could mean for London’s tenants, landlords and insurance providers.
Major overhaul of workers' rights approaches
A flagship piece of legislation, the Employment Rights Bill should make its way onto the statute books later this year. Alan Jappy, head of new business, corporate at ARAG, takes a look at some of its key measures and when they are likely to come into…
Where next for clinical negligence litigation?
ARAG supports the work of the Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers (SCIL) in promoting best practice in clinical negligence claims. In this blog, SCIL Chair and Partner at Ashtons Legal LLP, Sharon Allison outlines what can be done to reduce the financial…
Holiday scams: What UK travellers need to know and do
As the popularity of online holiday bookings continues to rise, so too does the risk of falling victim to holiday scams. Simon Roberts, solicitor at ARAG Law, takes a look at what you need to know to stay safe and what to do if you think you’ve been…
Equipment breakdown insurance checklist
Sudden and unforeseen damage to equipment is a commercial reality and can cause significant ramifications.
Holiday health: A guide to holiday illness claims
In 2025, over two million are expected to head overseas for the ‘Great Summer Getaway’. Anyone with a genuine claim to make to their insurer should familiarise themselves with what their travel policy covers and excludes.
Big interview: Dave Haynes, CEO, ARAG UK
ARAG UK CEO Dave Haynes spoke with Insurance Post to discuss the impact of the legal expenses insurer’s acquisition of DAS and how Labour’s legislative changes make its products more relevant than ever. Read this article to find out more.
Master insurance marketing under Consumer Duty
Consumer Duty has changed the insurance marketing landscape. The bar has been raised for how insurers engage with customers, measure success, and demonstrate value.
How brokers can help their construction customers manage evolving risks
Brokers are uniquely positioned to advise construction firms on potential hazards and ensuring they have the right insurance cover in place.
Q&A: Andy Talbot on ARAG's transformation
Ahead of the 2025 BIBA Conference, Andy Talbot, Director of ATE, Broker Sales & Marketing, tells Insurance Age about the feedback from brokers, technology upgrades, and how ARAG is positioning itself as a smarter, stronger business for the future.
Blog: A 'new era', but some things remain the same
Ahead of the 2025 BIBA conference, Terry Dyson, managing director - engineering insurance at HSB, highlights why BIBA presents an opportunity for the specialist insurer to spend quality time with broker, MGA and insurer partners to help them stand out…
Blog: How Easter Bunnies could reduce their equipment breakdown risks
Just like Father Christmas, the Easter Bunny knows that a sudden and unexpected breakdown of mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment could spell disaster.
Schemes spotlight: Key trends and opportunities for insurance brokers in 2025
With more and more brokers waking up to the opportunities presented by schemes, which specific schemes should brokers focus on this year?
Is bancassurance poised to lead the SME commercial insurance market?
Bancassurance – where banks partner with insurance providers to offer insurance products – has long been a staple of personal lines insurance.
Brokers: Do your customers overlook key equipment exposures?
For businesses, high-tech equipment can be more susceptible to damage and can also be difficult to repair quickly.
Six-year low, but 76% of UK properties still underinsured
According to research conducted by rebuildcostassessment.com, 76% of UK buildings are underinsured and 20% are overinsured.