by Paul Evans | Mar 17, 2020 | Business Support, Commercial Insurance, Health and Safety, Risk Management
In response to the unprecedented impact of the Coronavirus Covid-19 on our business customers we have produced a Covid-19 Business Insurance briefing and toolkit for free issue amongst the business community. If you would like us to add to this library of Covid-19... 
by Paul Evans | Nov 13, 2019 | Commercial Insurance, Professions Insurance, Risk Management
Freelance Solicitors Insurance – What is adequate & appropriate Professional Indemnity Insurance? Individual Solicitors who wish to take advantage of the new SRA Regulatory regime are faced with a significant question that needs to be addressed before their... 
by Paul Evans | Sep 19, 2018 | Business Support, Health and Safety, Risk Management
Our Fire Safety Courses have been carefully developed by Fire Safety Experts to assist UK Companies comply with Fire Regulations and the Health & Safety at Work legislation. Are you a business manager? Try our free Fire Safety Course Module: Please use this form... 
by Paul Evans | Apr 3, 2016 | Risk Management
The number one rule for winter driving is only make your journey if you have to. If you or your employees need to make a journey these tips can help avoid accidents and protect your Motor Fleet Insurance: Balance your speed – too fast and you risk losing... 
by Paul Evans | Feb 9, 2016 | Business Support, Risk Management
We recently found out about a great new product for drying out flood damaged property without the disruptive removal and reinstatement of plasterwork. This innovative process can greatly reduce the downtime for businesses suffering flooding and help reduce the size of... by Paul Evans | Feb 9, 2016 | Business Support, Risk Management
With over 50 flood warnings across the UK this weekend, the 25th November 2012, here is some useful advice on how to find out if your are at risk and what to do: Prepartation Check the Environment Agency website & Met Office for flood warnings. You can use your... 