Disputes between neighbours, whether they involve residential homeowners or commercial businesses, can easily become protracted and contentious. This can be especially true when issues arise over land intended for development. And when circumstances transpire to lead to a claim on one of our policies, resolving the matter requires the correct legal strategy and careful management of all factors involved.
Product articles
Below you’ll find articles or communications we’ve issued which are related to our Services/Drainage indemnities.
When a service that most people take for granted is disrupted, like their water supply, it can cause stress and upheaval for any homeowner.
When a legal dispute arises over a connection to existing drainage services, or where a new connection is being made which lacks the required legal easement, it can be incredibly disruptive, whether it’s to a homeowner or to a developer. It is also time-consuming to resolve, and potentially costly.
At Countrywide, we always try to go above and beyond, not only in delivering great customer service, but also in our commitment to providing market-leading cover and value for money.
The contribution made by renewables to UK power has more than doubled since 2014, with energy generated by wind, solar, biomass and hydro sources making up 42% of the UK’s electricity in 2020.
We’ve recently introduced some improvements to existing cover as well as some new products as a result of feedback from solicitors.
Dealing with claims is rarely a straightforward business, but sometimes problems occur which are difficult to anticipate, as our Claims team found out in the latest case study.
As you know, during the conveyancing process, solicitors carry out a number of searches and investigations to identify potential title defects. And sometimes, something that first appears straightforward can turn out to be anything but.