Claims News

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.

McClarrons recently resolved a significant and high-profile claim for a renowned and much-loved restaurant business. Read about how our Claims Team helped this business in the aftermath of a catastrophic fire which left them facing a profound challenge.

In the world of insurance, prompt notification of a claim is not just a formality; it is a fundamental step that can significantly impact the outcome of your claim. We explain why this is so important and the potential implications should you not.

Understanding the difference between ‘Claims Made’ and ‘Claims Occurring’ policies is crucial as it can significantly impact the cover you have. Here, we explain how each policy type functions and their key differences.

We share a successful outcome for one of our rural clients who experienced the destruction of their shelter pens due to the severe weather conditions of Storm Isha. After the insurer initially declined pay out of the client’s claim, McClarrons challenged the decision and were able to help our client obtain a settlement to replace their shelter pens.

After a CEO’s email account was hacked, a care home faced huge financial losses from a social engineering cyber attack.

A haulage firm lost several large tax payments after their accountant’s email was spoofed. Read our Cyber insurance case study.

Our in-house Claims Team recently managed to negotiate a successful settlement for a farming client who was experiencing difficulties with their insurer following the destruction of their shelter pen due to severe weather conditions.

We hear from one of our clients who celebrated the outcome of a successful claim which involved their home becoming inhabitable due to a flood. After a tricky experience with their insurer, McClarrons were able to help our client win a significant settlement, as well as additional compensation for their claim.

With changes in the weather imminent, the risk of subsidence increases – here, we discuss what subsidence is, what can cause it and how you can reduce the risk of it impacting your property.

In November 2020, weather was reported as the seventh most common claim made under Household policies; in our latest blog post, we explain some of the misconceptions around storm cover, in particular.