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Following the incident I had on a recent trip, I have been asked to write a blog about the event as it may help others in the future. I was in Chile with my wife and we were on the penultimate day of a trip.  During the two week trip, we found Chile to be very hospitable and friendly with Read More…


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The use of hire vehicles to kill and maim people is a new form of terrorism. But who is liable to compensate victims? And are you covered against terrorist threat if you hire out vehicles? We are all aware of the tragic events in London earlier this year and most recently in New York, in which motor vehicles were used Read More…


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A product recall cannot only be costly for your business, but it could also threaten your reputation. Do not wait until it is too late – think now about how you would manage a recall. Legislation introduced in 2005 makes manufacturers responsible for ensuring the safety of the product they supply. Guidance provided by Trading Standards and on gov.uk states Read More…


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Cyber-crime is on the increase. The UK’s 5.4 million small businesses are collectively attacked more than seven million times a year, costing the UK economy a staggering £5.26 billion for 2014 and 2015, according to a survey by the Federation of Small Businesses. With British companies reporting a 22% increase in cybercrime in 2016, cybersecurity should be a top priority Read More…


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