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Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly common across the UK, and demand for charging facilities within residential developments continues to grow. The post Key Considerations When Installing EV Charging Points in Flats and Residential Blocks appeared first on Brown & Brown.

Residential property management continues to evolve. New technologies, changing resident expectations and emerging risks are creating fresh challenges for flat owners, landlords and management companies. The post Emerging Trends Flat Owners Should Be Aware Of appeared first on Brown & Brown.

Brown & Brown acquires MacKay Corporate Insurance Brokers, marking its first retail acquisition in Scotland and expanding its presence in Glasgow, Ayr, and Aberdeen. The post Brown & Brown acquires MacKay Corporate Insurance Brokers appeared first on Brown & Brown.

Whether you're a leaseholder, freeholder, landlord, resident management company (RMC) director or part of a Right to Manage (RTM) company, it is important to understand what Blocks of Flat insurance is, who needs it and how responsibilities can vary The post What is Blocks of Flat Owners Insurance? appeared first on Brown & Brown.

Bringing household staff into your home can provide valuable support and peace of mind. However, employing individuals such as nannies, housekeepers, gardeners, chauffeurs or estate managers also creates certain responsibilities. The post Employing Household Staff: Key Insurance Considerations appeared first on Brown & Brown.

Construction projects rarely stand still. Timelines shift, responsibilities evolve and site conditions can change quickly. For contractors, this creates a working environment where risks are constantly moving – and where insurance arrangements need to reflect how projects actually operate daily. The post What Kind of Insurance Should Every Contractor Have? appeared first on Brown & Brown.

Many contractors already understand the importance of physical site safety. However, costly disputes now develop long before an incident. They begin through undocumented changes, unclear responsibilities, rushed communication or assumptions that everyone involved interprets the project scope the same way. The post The Risks Contractors Are Still Underestimating in 2026 appeared first on Brown & Brown.