Insurer’s blind eye leaves business owners vulnerable

by | Oct 12, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: , , , , ,

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...

Solicitors’ “silly season” is not so silly

by | Aug 20, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: , , , , , , ,

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...

When complainants get tough, the tough respond cordially

by | Aug 14, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: , , , , ,

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...

What the hell was that? Homeowners escape collapse

by | May 31, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: , , , , , ,

Last week saw the collapse of a roof that hit the front page of the Evening Standard. This posts advises why it’s highly unlikely that the home owner’s insurance company will cover the cost. Read on to find out how it happens, who picks up the tab and why...

What is the dirty little secret of Insurance? Part 2

by | Apr 12, 2012 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: , , , , ,

I’ve previously posted how your legal expenses cover probably allows you to take action against anyone except your insurance company. The second in this series moves us all towards the sticky wicket of Health and Safety. This week I write about why legislation...