by jhmclaims | Sep 19, 2013 | Risk Management
Here are the note of a talk I gave recently on the risks facing businesses in the 21st Century. It often seems that most managers either ignore certain risks or fail to take them as seriously as would be advisable, for three quite understandable reasons....
by jhmclaims | Sep 13, 2013 | Risk Management
How much do you need to foresee? At the races foresight ought to make you a lot of money, but in this case lack of it cost someone £58,000. Hide v. Steeplechase Co (Cheltenham) Ltd (Court of Appeal) 2013 Mr Hide was injured when he came off his horse and landed on a...
by jhmclaims | Sep 12, 2013 | Claims Handling
If a claim arises you will need to be sure whether the place where accident happened was your responsibility or that of your neighbour, tenant or other party. And accidents often happen in entrances, on boundary fences or on forecourts. Knowing the boundaries and the...
by jhmclaims | Sep 12, 2013 | Uncategorized
Most property owners are aware of the risks of fire, storm, flood, theft, vandalism, and lots of other things that can cause loss or damage, but there are five kinds of risks it is easy to forget about. 1. Continuity Risk. This is the risk of your business being...
by jhmclaims | Sep 12, 2013 | Claims Handling
In some recent years the number of motor claims went up although the number of accidents went down! This is probably because more people were claiming for injuries even in minor accidents. Some of these claims could have been genuine! A motor fraudster may target an...
