A growing number of new founders are operating without financial protection, according to new research, with just four in ten having insurance cover of any kind. more»

Over the course of this guide, we’ll be outlining the key procedures that you’ll need to follow to ensure a smooth transition into employerhood. more»

Winter has arrived and with it we have already seen some hazardous conditions. It's important to protect your business and the people who use your premises, as well safeguarding the firm from possible legal action. more»

Research from the environment, food and rural affairs committee has identified a significant problem amongst small firms being able to protect business premises against flood damage, issuing targeted advice to third party insurers. more»

The growing popularity of companies using cyclists to deliver food and products is forcing firms to consider the various legal and insurance-related implications of employing cycling couriers, explains solicitor Oliver Jeffcott. more»

Building contractors, engineers and estate agents are among the small business owners that are least likely to have taken out professional indemnity insurance policies: designed to protect businesses that offer professional advice that could result in a customer losing money. more»

This week we’re wrapping up our run-through of the core business insurance covers – employers’ liability is the final policy we’re putting under the claims microscope. Here are some real-life examples showing why it's so important to have in place. more»

An introduction to our liability & indemnity expert Keith Lynn, from insurance provider Simply Business. more»

One of the best ways to understand insurance is to see it in action. With a clear idea about what a claim could look like, you’re better equipped to buy, so following on from our beginners guide to business insurance we’re taking a closer look at claims. more»