There is a myth that an Insured never needs to purchase run-off cover for an occurrence-based policy. Public Liability is one such policy. When you consider a public liability policy in detail and link...
Read moreThe new legislation is upon us… The new Unfair Contract Terms law (new law) has the potential to impact upon a broad range of construction industry contracts, including those dealing with the supply of...
Read moreINFORMATION RELATING TO A CLAIM AGAINST AN ARCHITECT TO BE PROVIDED TO THE ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE BOARD OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. It is a requirement of section 60 of the Architectural Practice Act 2009 (South Australia)...
Read moreInsurance 101 Insurance can feel complicated at times. With so many foreign terms and concepts to get your head around it can be a little overwhelming. Understanding some common insurance-related language and concepts can...
Read moreWe are pleased to announce that Peta Kortum has recently joined Planned Cover to further enhance our insurance offering to the construction industry. Peta brings with her over a decade of construction insurance experience,...
Read moreLimitation Of Liability Clause We often talk about the risk of contractually assuming liabilities higher than that for which you would otherwise be held responsible at law, and the potential impact on your professional...
Read moreHow can Group Salary Continuance Insurance be more affordable in attracting and retaining talent? The right people for any business are hard to find and expensive to replace, so it’s important to demonstrate how...
Read moreThe Benefits of Having a Corporate Travel Insurance Policy If you or your employees travel overseas or interstate for business purposes, we recommend that your practice has an annual Corporate Travel Insurance policy in...
Read moreFrom 12 November 2016 new law will protect small businesses from unfair terms in standard form contracts. This legislative change will only apply to contracts signed on or after 12 November 2016. If your...
Read moreBackground Following the events of September 11, 2001, the reinsurance market and subsequently the primary insurance market effectively withdrew from providing cover for acts of terrorism. In response to this the Australian Government established...
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