CONTACT SEARCH PERSONAL BUSINESS SECTORS ABOUT US PEOPLE OFFICES INTERNATIONAL Home For Business Dispute resolution Business interruption insurance Business interruption insurance claims The Covid-19 outbreak has caused widespread disruption and substantial loss to many businesses meaning there will be a need to engage business interruption insurance policies. It is crucial that businesses are able to use insurance claims as a way of recovering lost revenue which will, in some cases, be key to their survival. The Supreme Court ruled largely in favour of policyholders The Financial Conduct Authority ran a test case in light of resistance from insurers which was decided in the Supreme Court largely in favour of policyholders, which we have been following closely. The judgment is not all encompassing and those who have been affected will need to review the wording of their policies to establish whether they can bring a successful claim. Insurers have been encouraged to pay out but are not doing so in all cases. There could be several reasons for this. Where cover has been refused, we can explore your options. If there are issues with your insurance, a broker or other professional who provided advice on your policy may also be called into question. With the Financial Ombudsman Service also available, there are a number of options to consider for policyholders seeking redress. We are here to help make sense of your claim We understand that for many businesses funding a dispute with your insurer might be difficult, our specialist team can offer a free initial review to assess the merit of your claim. For those businesses that have been or are unfortunately unable to make it through the pandemic, our experts can also advise insolvency practitioners about claims that might be available to realise sums for the benefit of creditors. Contact us now to find out how our dispute resolution solicitors can help you right professional wrongs 0800 923 2076 cdr.enquiries@roydswithyking.com Dispute resolution Alternative dispute resolution Banking & Financial Services Litigation Business interruption insurance Complaints against professionals Corporate restructuring and insolvency Debt recovery service Energy broker mis-selling Insurance Disputes International dispute resolution Shareholder and boardroom disputes Meet the team Tom Llewellyn Partner T: 01225 730 100 Email Tom VIEW PROFILE Previous Next Get in touch Full name Email Telephone Town Ask a question We will only use data from this form to process your enquiry. SEND Case Study A case study into the S127 Insolvency Act 1986 and validation order applications News Mei-Ling Huang appointed as Chair at Royds Withy King Opinion A detailed review of Lloyd v Google: what does it mean and what next for claims management companies? Posted by Tom Llewellyn Partner Fact sheet Promoting the success of a company Case study Starting again after business partnership breakdown Opinion Data breach claims - the Supreme Court has spoken in Lloyd v Google Posted by Tom Llewellyn Partner Expertise For Business For You Industry Sectors Who we are Pricing Our Terms of Business Vision & values CSR commitment Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Client satisfaction Withy King Trustees Limited People Find an office Bath – Queen Square Bath – Midland Bridge House Bristol London Oxford Swindon Marlborough Thame Info Hub Opinion News Case Studies Careers Working with us Current Vacancies Contact Media Enquiries Terms & Conditions Disclaimer Accessibility Statement Privacy policy & cookies policy Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement Site map Cyber crime Pay an invoice Our COVID-19 information Copyright © Royds Withy King LLP 2019 Royds Withy King is the trading name of Royds Withy King LLP. Royds Withy King LLP is a Limited Liability Partnership, registered at Companies House under registration number OC361361 and Registered Office Address of 5-6 Northumberland Buildings, Queen Square, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA1 2JE. Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority - 557896