by Phil Bristow | Jul 28, 2022 | Business Matters
I often hear and use ‘the world has gone mad’ these days but it is no longer just the political correctness, with all that has happened over the last few years you do wonder if the authorities really have gone mad. …Trampoline injuries may seem a strange example...
by Phil Bristow | Jul 19, 2022 | Business Matters
I know it was my fault and I was in the wrong, but I still feel peeved with the authorities... …Perhaps it’s partly due to ‘Party-Gate’, why should I comply when the rule makers don’t, but it is probably more that some rules don’t make sense. It is becoming...
by Phil Bristow | May 23, 2022 | Business Matters
Over the years one of the virtues I have extolled about the Insurance industry is how quickly it evolves to meet new risks and by far the fastest moving risk I have seen develop during my career is cyber. …Cyber Insurance has evolved quickly to keep up, although...
by Phil Bristow | Mar 28, 2022 | Business Matters
Having grown up in the 1960s, I am fortunate not to have had any first-hand experience of war.... …My Grandads were too young to fight in the First World War, too old for the second and likewise, my dad was only called up as the Second World War finished. There...
by Phil Bristow | Mar 11, 2022 | Business Matters
Jeremy Clarkson and the motoring fraternity have been quick to slam the recent changes to the Highway Code as madness... …and based on the headlines, even as a keen cyclist, it is easy to agree. However, having read the detail, perhaps the changes are not all so...
by Phil Bristow | Jan 21, 2022 | Business Matters
When you arrange insurance it is obviously important to do it properly and not give an insurer an excuse to refuse to pay out if you have a claim. That clearly applies to all insurance although in this instance it is particularly relevant to property insurance, not...
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