Legal
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 policies are already proving their worth.
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…
Partnership with purpose
ARAG is working with the Purpose Coalition to raise awareness of the growing importance of legal support in the UK. This content highlights how the Insuring Justice campaign will focus on the role that legal insurance plays in helping people and small…
Alps enhances landlord legal expenses and rent protection product
Managing general agent Alps has updated its landlord legal expenses and rent protection product, in a move designed to support landlords as they navigate the implications of the Renters’ Rights Act.
ARAG UK launches first nationwide Out-Of-Home advertising campaign to promote access to justice
This spring, ARAG is taking a major step to raise awareness of legal expenses insurance (LEI) and highlight the valuable support that SMEs can access through their insurers or brokers. Read this content to find out more about ARAG’s first-ever nationwide…
Potholes and the law: Who's liable when Britain's roads fail?
The RAC’s latest Pothole Index confirms that Britain is now contending with over one million potholes. Jeanine Borg, Associate at ARAG Law clarifies the legal position around damage caused by potholes and the possible repercussions for those who seek to…
Employment Rights Bill - What you need to know
The Employment Rights Bill represents the most significant reform of UK employment law in a generation, consolidating wide ranging changes across unfair dismissal, zero hours working, family rights, trade unions and enforcement. This content outlines the…
Close Brothers reverses premium finance commission disclosure requirement
Close Brothers Premium Finance has u-turned by cutting the need for brokers to get customers’ explicit consent to commission arrangements.
Trim trouble: What you can do after a salon slip-up
What rights do you have if you don’t like your new hair style? Grace Hughes from ARAG Law, has all the information you need to know about your rights and what you can do if your dream makeover turns into a nightmare.
When can you cancel a gym membership?
Every January millions of people rush to sign up for gym membership contracts. But how fair are these contracts and can you terminate them if your situation changes? Sheikha Begum, Legal Advisor, at ARAG Law, provides a few key points for gym members.
Valentine's Day - who gets to keep the ring?
Valentine's Day seems the opportune moment ‘to pop the question’ to a significant other. Unfortunately, not every engagement ends in a walk down the aisle. Serena Raja from ARAG Law investigates the complex legal position surrounding ring ownership at…
National Apprenticeship week: What you need to know
Taking place from 9th to 15th February, National Apprenticeship Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact apprenticeships can have for both individuals and businesses. This article explains what factors and legal obligations employers need to…
Food allergies and the law
For food businesses, nurseries, schools and workplace canteens, managing allergens isn’t optional; it’s a legal and ethical responsibility. This article unpacks the key legal duties, best practices, and potential risks.
Laker named loss adjuster CEO as it realigns into four business areas
Loss adjusting and claims management business QuestGates has announced the promotion of long standing director Greg Laker to the role of group CEO as part of a ‘realignment’ of its senior leadership team.
Interview: Tigi Singhateh and Adrian Best, Invicta Insurance Services
Since coming on board in 2022, Invicta Insurance Services’ leaders have doubled the size of the business, despite having to deal with a fraudster. With the now ex-employee jailed and the case firmly behind them, they are targeting doubling again.
No punching the air, just a sense of relief – broker leaders on ex-employee fraudster being jailed
On 20 November this year ex-Invicta Insurance Services employee Leon Price was sentenced to a total of five years and three months in prison for stealing over £133,000. The broker's managing director Tigi Singhateh and operations director Adrian Best…
Your rights when working in the cold
The temperature of the workplace falls under health and safety law and employers are required to keep warmth levels ‘reasonable’. This blog highlights employers’ responsibilities and how to mitigate the risks posed to employees working outside or in cold…
Working on Christmas Day
Most people will be counting down to some much deserved annual leave in a few weeks’ time when Christmas arrives, but for some, it will be business as usual. If your boss has put you on the rota, can you legally refuse to turn up? Read this blog to find…