by Jason Cobine | Jan 25, 2010 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: Accountants Insurance, Employee Insurance, Employer Insurance, General Requirements, Indemnity Insurance, Professional Indemnity Insurance, Solicitors Indemnity Insurance, Solicitors Insurance, Working From Home
Professional advisers are not always protected by their insurance Want to know why some indemnity insurance claims are declined? I have two examples of claims being declined, one more extreme than the other, yet both prove small errors can prove costly. And I’m...
by Jason Cobine | Oct 5, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Contractors Insurance, Employer Insurance, Fire Insurance, General Requirements, Health & Safety inspection, Health and Safety, Working From Home
Fire risk assessments are not exactly high on the list of priorities for everyone. Some small businesses might think fire evacuation procedures are not important. So spare a thought for the business owner in Scotland who didn’t think a fire would ever affect his...
by Jason Cobine | Sep 1, 2009 | Categories: Insurance Blog | Tags: All Risks Insurance, Call Centres, Working From Home
I recently read an article in a newsletter from marketing expert Dave Croydon, Hilltop Consultancy. David was voicing his concern that automated telephone systems were of little benefit to customers, going as far as to call them a “customer disservice”....
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 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...
