by Jason Cobine | Mar 12, 2020 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Cyber Insurance, Data Protection, Directors Insurance, Employers' Liability Insurance, Indemnity Insurance, Insurance Claims, Personal Insurance
This blog illustrates the work we do in the background getting the best outcome for your claims, and just how easy it is to be fooled into parting with money through cyber crime. One of our clients had the misfortune of having to put two claims in at the same time,...
by Jason Cobine | Jun 7, 2017 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Directors Insurance, Insurance Claims
This blog is about protecting cash flow, especially if those that owe money go bust. Welcome back, or if you’re new here sign up to our RSS feed to receive insurance tips, new posts, plus details of events and promotions that could help you or your network...
by Jason Cobine | Oct 12, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Contracts, Directors Insurance, Legal Expenses Insurance, Liability Insurance, Litigation Expenses, Personal Insurance
This article looks at why it’s vital for companies to protect their reputation. Employee accusations can really hurt, especially if word spreads that you’ve acted immorally, just because someone is being vindictive. Welcome back, or if you’re new here sign...
by Jason Cobine | Aug 20, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Directors Insurance, Health and Safety, Legal Expenses Insurance, Liability Insurance, Personal Insurance, PI for Solicitors, PI Insurance for Solicitors, Solicitors Indemnity Insurance
Silly season is upon us and the PI renewal scramble has already started. Yet it isn’t so mad this year. Read on to find out if that is because of the ABS’, SRA or insurers. Welcome back, or if you’re new here sign up to our RSS feed to receive...
by Jason Cobine | Aug 14, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Contractors Insurance, Cyber Insurance, Directors Insurance, Legal Expenses Insurance, Liability Insurance, Professional Indemnity Insurance
Business owners dread a call from an unhappy client. This post is about what happens when a meeting causes panic. Read on to find out who is on the receiving end, why it happens, and how to avoid setting dangerous precedents. Welcome back, or if you’re new here...
