The Supreme Court's decisions have effectively widened the scope of cover available to policyholders, applying an even broader interpretation than the already generous application of the High Court. (Credit: Eag1eEyes/Shutterstock)
In January, the U.K. Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the leapfrog appeal of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) business interruption insurance test case. Although the lower court had largely found in favor of the FCA, both Insurers and the FCA appealed on various issues.
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