ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mark Pring and Doug Cherry discuss the UK Supreme Court’s recent judgment of the FCA business interruption test case, the role of the regulator in those proceedings, and implications for policyholders. They also provide practical tips on handling claims that policyholders can tailor to their circumstances.
This episode is a sequel to our previous session, the FCA Business Interruption test case - What's next for policyholders in the UK?
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