Claims News

Here, we share a case study of how McClarrons’ quick response helped one of our rural clients avoid prosecution and large fees when the HSE were investigating an incident involving one the employees falling off a cherry picker.

One of our clients faced a situation where their insurer was unwilling to pay out on a claim as they believed the client had failed to disclose pertinent information. Read on to discover how we helped turn the situation around, and why transparency at policy inception matters.

Here, we revisit a claim from the summer of 2024, where one of our farming clients experienced a devastating loss when their combine and drill were destroyed in an unexpected third-party fire.

Accidents happen, and when they do, it’s important your insurance supports you in the way you would like. When an incident occurs that is not your fault, leaving you with uninsured losses, Legal Expenses can become an invaluable policy to assist you.

Household fire risks do not disappear in summer; they evolve. Changes in temperature, light and day-to-day behaviour can turn ordinary items into unexpected sources of fire and property damage.

Here, we discuss how our in-house Claims Team guided a client through the aftermath of a house fire, ensuring the claims process was handled efficiently and with minimal stress.

A complex contractual dispute resulted in losses exceeding £160,000. Discover how Rural Protect helped secure a settlement for a contractual pursuit claim without the need for court proceedings.

This case demonstrates the importance of experience, policy knowledge and taking the time to look beyond the obvious, particularly when it means a client who was expecting the worst, receives the best outcome from their claim.

We believe that every business should include Business Interruption cover as part of their commercial insurance program. Significant damage to your premises and contents will likely impede your ability to trade and, in severe circumstances, could halt your business operations entirely.

As we welcome 2026, we want to take a moment to look back at the last couple of years and recognise some of the brilliant developments McClarrons’ Claims Team has made.

This recent case study highlights how a collaborative, forensic approach from broker, insurer and legal teams helped bring about an excellent resolution for a client facing one of the most serious and complex claims we’ve supported in recent years.

Here, we discuss how our in-house Claims Team negotiated the settlement of a complex claim involving damage to a heritage wall due that was damaged by a third party.