by Jason Cobine | Jul 26, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Fire Insurance, Personal Insurance, Working From Home
Is your business or home close enough to be affected by problems next door? Have you assumed that you will be covered by your neighbours insurance? If you do, you may get a nasty shock, as insurance works best when you cover yourself. Especially if your neighbour...
by Jason Cobine | Jul 18, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Building Contractor, Employee Insurance, Employer Insurance, Employer Liability Insurance, General Requirements, Health and Safety, Personal Insurance
Discover how to help your business before your neighbours suffer a catastrophe Did you know insurance claims don’t always get paid when health and safety investigations are underway? There are four companies being prosecuted for H&S failures following the...
by Jason Cobine | Jul 15, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Personal Insurance
To claim or not to claim I’m often told that businesses have been advised not to make insurance claims because premiums will go up. This is certainly true in some cases yet I feel that analysing trends is the most appropriate way to work out if an incident will...
by Jason Cobine | Jul 11, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Building Contractor, Employee Insurance, Employer Insurance, Employer Liability Insurance, Employers' Liability Insurance, General Requirements, Personal Insurance
Here’s some handy tips to combat workplace stress Not all employers’ liability policies cover all types of stress claims because stress is not an illness or an injury. Stress is a modern buzzword for allsorts and you probably have a very simple way of helping anybody...
by Jason Cobine | Jul 8, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags:
Employers often ask why insurance companies pay the wrong employee claims. The answer may be that it’s cost effective. Why incur court costs when you know the claimant will accept less than the cost of mounting a defence? The other answer is that sometimes they have...
