Europe: Coronavirus (COVID-19)

In CP Holdings Limited and Ors v Assicurazioni Generali SpA and Ors [2026] EWHC 1520 (Comm), the Commercial Court rejected an attempt by the insureds to recover approximately €160m in Covid-19 business...

The UK Supreme Court has ruled on whether government furlough payments received during the COVID-19 pandemic must be deducted from business interruption insurance claims under policy savings clauses. The decision addresses fundamental questions about the economic substance of government relief measures and their treatment under the indemnity principle, with significant implications for insurers and policyholders navigating similar disputes.

The Supreme Court has resolved a critical question in pandemic business interruption claims: whether government furlough payments under the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme must be deducted from insurance payouts.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled on whether government furlough payments received during the COVID-19 pandemic must be deducted from business interruption insurance claims under policy savings clauses. The decision addresses fundamental questions about the economic substance of government relief measures and their treatment under the indemnity principle, with significant implications for insurers and policyholders navigating similar disputes.

This comprehensive legal analysis examines the multifaceted impacts of the pandemic on Turkish enforcement proceedings and employment law, exploring critical questions about suspended execution processes, wage garnishments, and employer-employee rights during extraordinary circumstances.

This comprehensive legal analysis examines the multifaceted impacts of the pandemic across Turkish law, addressing critical questions in enforcement proceedings, employment relationships, contractual obligations, and judicial processes.

This comprehensive legal analysis examines the multifaceted impacts of the pandemic on Turkish enforcement proceedings and employment law, exploring critical questions about suspended execution processes, wage garnishments, and employer-employee rights during extraordinary circumstances.

This comprehensive legal analysis examines the multifaceted impacts of the pandemic across Turkish law, addressing critical questions in enforcement proceedings, employment relationships, contractual obligations, and judicial processes.

Covid-BI related litigation continues to rumble on as the six-year limitation period for filing new claims draws closer.

In the context of COVID-19 and in order to comply with the applicable travel and social distancing restrictions, the Luxembourg law of 23 September 2020 allowed the holding of general and management bodies...

People traveling in their own vehicle either alone or with other family members (including minor children)

From the outset of lockdown regulations in England on 26 March 2020, breaches have been punishable with a fine, and subject to a system of FPNs, by which a prosecution could be avoided if a fixed sum is paid within 28 days, ...