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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.
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.
BIBA 2026 with ARAG's Andy Talbot
In this video, Andy Talbot, director of broker, ATE and marketing at ARAG speaks with BIBA’s roving reporter at the 2026 BIBA Conference. ARAG sponsored this year’s event and unveiled a new stand, highlighting the growing importance of legal expenses…
Landlords rush to buy 'squatters insurance' after Renters' Rights Act
ARAG has seen an 11% increase in sales of legal expenses and rent guarantee insurance in the first four months of 2026 compared to the same period the previous year. This article highlights why landlords are rushing to buy £300 “squatters” insurance as a…
Big Interview: Dave Haynes, ARAG
At the beginning of 2024, ARAG acquired DAS UK, creating a combined UK business with GWP in the region of £220m. ARAG UK CEO Dave Haynes discusses the impact of the legal expenses insurer’s acquisition of DAS and how Labour’s legislative agenda is making…
FCA launches probe of claims management companies
The Financial Conduct Authority has launched a market review over worries that consumers are being failed by some claims management companies and law firms.
Stress awareness: Employers' responsibilities
Despite the potential financial impact on businesses due to employee stress, many employers do not understand their responsibilities related to stress. Sarah Garner, Solicitor at ARAG Law, takes a look at what the law says your employer needs to do about…
Flaxmans opens claims insight library for brokers, legal advisors and insurance practitioners
Flaxman Partners has launched The Flaxmans Library, offering insight into why claims fail and where misunderstandings arise in practice.
The Renters' Rights Act: What it means for landlords and how support works
The Renters’ Rights Act introduces the biggest changes to the private rental sector in many years. This content focuses on the implications for landlords, important actions to be aware of and the changes that are most relevant to legal expenses insurance…
Online betting: How to spot legitimate sites and avoid scams
Online betting has rapidly transformed the landscape of gambling. But how can you check if a betting site is legitimate and what are your legal options if your online gambling retailer won’t pay out? Simon Roberts solicitor at ARAG Law delves into the…
A spring crop of legal reforms
2025 saw the government pass several pieces of new legislation, including its flagship Employment Rights and Renters’ Rights Acts. This guide outlines the key legislative changes and deadlines that businesses and landlords need to have on their radar in…
Laying down the law
Maintaining compliance with the new legislation being introduced in 2026 will be a challenge for millions of businesses and individuals. This content highlights why prevention is always better than cure and how the benefits offered by legal protection…
Renters Rights Act: What it means for existing tenancies
The Renters Reform Bill brings wide ranging changes to England’s private rented sector. While much attention has focused on new tenancies from 1 May 2026, landlords should be aware that most reforms will also affect existing tenancies granted before that…
Renters reforms: What this means for LEI policyholders
From 1 May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act will significantly change how landlords manage tenancies, resolve disputes and protect their income. This content highlights the growing importance of LEI cover and how early legal advice can play a key role in…
Renters' Rights Act: What landlords need to know (In depth)
The Renters’ Rights Act received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025. While the Act is now law, its provisions will be phased in across three stages, starting 1 May 2026. Read this content to find out what’s changing, when, and what it means for landlords.
Spring in our step: Legal protection
2026 has flown out of the blocks and ARAG has got some exciting projects underway that will really raise the profile of legal protection. Read this blog to find out how brokers, MGAs and insurer partners can deliver the best possible cover for clients.
What should your customer do when they come across a legal dispute?
Legal disputes often arise unexpectedly. Whatever the situation, taking the right steps early on helps protect your customer for the legal process ahead. Here are some key actions to take as soon as your business customer faces a legal issue.
Renters' Rights Act: What landlords need to know
The Renters’ Rights Act became law in October 2025, marking the biggest change to England’s private rented sector in almost 40 years. The Act’s reforms will be introduced in phases — with the first major changes taking effect from 1 May 2026. This…