Public liability insurance provides cover if a member of the public injures themselves or makes a claim against your business. For example, someone slipping and injuring themselves on a wet floor when there's no wet floor sign.
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Public liability insurance provides cover if a member of the public injures themselves or makes a claim against your business. For example, someone slipping and injuring themselves on a wet floor when there's no wet floor sign.
Employers' liability insurance protects you, your business and your employees if a member of staff makes a claim. For example, a member of staff falling off scaffolding, or an office employee tripping over a cable and breaking their wrist.
Product liability insurance can protect your business if a customer makes a claim against a faulty product you've made. For example, if you're a manufacturer and a customer makes a claim after buying a product from you that doesn't work properly.
Professional indemnity insurance can protect you if someone says you've provided inadequate advice, services or designs to a customer.
Public liability insurance provides cover if a member of the public injures themselves or makes a claim against your business. For example, someone slipping and injuring themselves on a wet floor when there's no wet floor sign.
Employers' liability insurance protects you, your business and your employees if a member of staff makes a claim. For example, a member of staff falling off scaffolding, or an office employee tripping over a cable and breaking their wrist.
Product liability insurance can protect your business if a customer makes a claim against a faulty product you've made. For example, if you're a manufacturer and a customer makes a claim after buying a product from you that doesn't work properly.
Professional indemnity insurance can protect you if someone says you've provided inadequate advice, services or designs to a customer.
To get a quote for your business, you'll need:
Your name and address
The name, address and nature of your business
Whether you are a sole trader or limited company
How many employees you have
Where you sell to (the UK or abroad)
Details about where you sell (in an office/market stall/from home)
Where you keep your stock
Your projected turnover
Insurers will use these to decide how much to charge you for a policy.