by Jason Cobine | Aug 19, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Accountants Insurance, All Risks Insurance, Employee Insurance, Employer Insurance, Employer Liability Insurance, Employers' Liability Insurance, General Requirements
Jason Cobine of insurance brokers Cobine Carmelson explains why insurance companies decline business interruption claims and offers tips on how accountants can secure the proper payment for their clients. It’s not exactly news that insurance companies inspect...
by Jason Cobine | Aug 13, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Cyber Insurance, Cyber Insurance Risk, Employer Insurance, Employer Liability Insurance, Employers' Liability Insurance, General Requirements, Working From Home
Twitter has experienced problems this week. Could it happen to you? What happens when your website is hacked or your e-commerce platforms compromised? Does your theft or loss of income insurance kick in? The answer is that all three are unlikely yet there is something...
by Jason Cobine | Aug 6, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Fire Insurance, General Requirements, Health and Safety
A plumbing and heating engineer has recently been jailed for carrying out gas work whilst not being registered. He had used another engineer’s registration after he was served with a prohibition notice. His work left innocent households with heating systems...
by Jason Cobine | Aug 4, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Building Contractor, General Requirements
I recently had a meeting with a gent who manages large construction projects and he was surprised to learn that you can insure loss of profits before a business starts trading. This is a little known cover that works well in retail, leisure and property based...
by Jason Cobine | Aug 2, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Building Contractor, Personal Insurance, Working From Home
The insurance definition of unattended items is a tricky one. Believe it or not this case history was made in the 1960’s when a sales rep left his car in a layby on A road. Then watched with disbelief as his car was driven off and his samples were stolen. The judge...
