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The GDPR is coming. Time to sit down, relax and take stock

This article is about the feeding frenzy taking place, how to avoid it and what to look out for in the run up to GDPR lift off. 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...

Contracts, Consultants and indemnity‏

"Jason really was amazing, he managed to find insurance cover for me as a consultant valuation surveyor when no one else could. He kept me informed of progress continually. I would thoroughly recommend him.” — Robin Smith, FRICS Getting your contracts in order Robin...

No-one will sue me or blame me

Business is easier to do when people are getting on yet it pays to keep everyone happy when relationships start to falter. This article is about money, the fact that it talks when opinions differ and why it is a foreign language for some. Welcome back, or if you're...

How T&C’s Can Really Help Businesses

What THEY think they can get is what’s important! This article is all about perception, how T&C’s can really help businesses warn off chancers and how a good set will dovetail with insurance. Welcome back, or if you're new here sign up to our RSS feed to receive...

Flatterers deceive UK start-ups

A spectacularly large US company flattered a UK start-up with a huge contract which was eventually signed and secured. This would give them the capital they need to multiply their success. The contract wasn't exclusive and the start ups web application was valuable to...

How can you reduce your liabilities?

This article is about liability, sometimes "called" indemnity, how to reduce it, why it is required and how do you work out what yours is? It's a long one yet winning contracts with unclear liabilities can lead you to long unfulfilling journey. Welcome back, or if...

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Worried about subsidence? Why your Insurance Broker matters

We were contacted by one of our property-owning clients who was dealing with water leaks in the underfloor heating pipes in one of his tenanted flats. His tenant had moved out because of all the disruption. And our client was obliged to give a substantial £500 rent...

Why do you need an insurance broker?

As a business owner, you already have enough on your plate. Between managing staff, serving customers, and planning for growth, insurance can often feel like just another task on an ever-growing to-do list. Many businesses buy insurance simply because they know they...

How We Streamlined a Water Damage Insurance Claim

Water damage in rented properties can quickly become stressful for landlords, especially when multiple parties, timelines, and repair works need to be coordinated. In this case, our Claims Manager, Lisa, supported a landlord through a water damage escape incident...

Blown Away: A Real Example of Why Insurance Matters

Imagine investing in a stunning, high-end outdoor kitchen—only to have it destroyed overnight by a storm. Not through any fault of your own, but because a neighbour’s tree came crashing down on it. This was exactly the situation one of our clients faced. And it’s a...

When A Work Phone Gets Stolen

When a Stolen Phone Doesn’t Mean Interruption to your Business Losing a work phone can feel like a small disaster—especially when it contains important contacts, emails, and access to business systems. For one of our clients, this became a reality when an employee’s...