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Many businesses assume buildings and contents policies cover losses incurred in disaster-type scenarios, but this is not so.
Being found guilty can mean a hefty fine or even a prison sentence.
Food allergen labelling has unfortunately been in the spotlight in recent weeks.
Uncertainty over any deal with Brussels coming to fruition is one more issue British businesses could do without.
The central body overseeing cyber security in the UK is currently defeating around 10 attacks every week.
Not knowing the rules about reporting such mental health issues can be costly.
Cyber-crime is growing at a phenomenal rate and is hardly ever out of the news.
Insurance is often referred to as a ‘grudge purchase’.
Britain’s withdrawal from the EU is scheduled for March 30 2019.
Stone masonry is one of the oldest trades in history.
Serious motor incidents involving HGV drivers always make the headlines
High-risk sites are also those which are disused or home to vacant warehouses.
Tut, tut. What would Colonel Sanders say?
The ramifications of Spring 2017’s ‘Ogden Rate’ changes are being felt.
For years now, there have been concerns about the way in which insurance is bought online.
More than half of British businesses suffer unfair negative reviews.
NIG Insurance have launched a new Cyber Insurance product designed to cover cyber risk.
Heading up a company is not easy.
Do not wait until it is too late - think now about how you would manage a recall.
An increase in extreme weather across the UK is exacerbating the problem of flooding.
The new EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) is already law, with an enforcement date of 25 May 2018.
Cyber-crime is on the increase.
Winter is on the way, bringing with it the prospect of strong winds, rain, frost and snow.
The use of hire vehicles to kill and maim people is a new form of terrorism.
