scratch. You also need to be fully protected against things such as burglaries and vandalism, and of course it’s not only your premises which you need to be concerned about, but also all the contents.
2. Safety and well being of all employees:If you have one or more people working for your then you need to take their safety and well-being into consideration. If one of them should get injured, you need to know that your insurance company will cover all associated costs and expenses arising from the incident.
3. Revenue and possible loss of earnings:Obviously, if disaster does ever strike, and you’re left in a situation where your earnings are directly affected, your insurance company should be willing to compensate you accordingly. Let’s for example say you own a guest house, and a fire forces you to close down in order for repairs to be carried out. Your insurance should not only cover the cost of repairs, but it should also cover you against loss of business earnings.
4. Casualties involving members of the public:Generally speaking, this is what is meant by the term, ‘liability cover’. This is what protects you against lawsuits which could arise if a member of the public ever gets injured on your premises, of because of the type of work your company performs. Bear in mind, even the most trivial of cases can amount to thousands of pounds in compensation.
5. Vehicles used for the daily running of your business:Even though one can call this commercial
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