Insurance News & Updates | McClarrons

Winter weather can put additional pressure on buildings, machinery and access routes. Taking care of small maintenance jobs before conditions deteriorate can help prevent avoidable damage and disruption later in the season.

After one of the driest summers on record, wetter weather may seem a long way off. But as we head into autumn, checking drainage, buildings, access routes and emergency equipment now can help reduce the impact of heavy rainfall and flooding.

Restaurants, pubs, cafés, coffee shops and hotels face a unique combination of risks, here, we explore what hospitality insurance businesses should consider to help protect their premises, people and ability to keep trading.

McClarrons has welcomed its first cohort of Future Professionals. Find out how Harry, Ava, Ethan and Ben have settled in and what they’ve learnt during their first few weeks with the business.

Professional businesses face risks that can vary significantly depending on the services they provide. From solicitors and accountants to architects and financial advisers, here we explain why professional services insurance is essential and what cover your business may need.

McClarrons is pleased to welcome Leigh Adamson as our in-house Client Risk Manager, bringing more than 20 years’ experience in health and safety and risk management, marking the launch of our Risk Management services.

When accidents happen, knowing exactly where a claim sits can make all the difference. In this case, our Claims Team helped a client secure a swift settlement after a specialist digital display screen was accidentally damaged before installation.

When Storm Arwen struck in 2021, it left a trail of destruction across the UK, including a cliffside property in Scarborough housing 17 apartments. In this blog, we break down how extensive the damage was, how we supported the client and residents, and what lessons were learned along the way.

McClarrons is pleased to confirm that we will be exhibiting at the Hull Property Trade Show again this year.

Rural crime continues to affect farms across the country, while no farm can eliminate the risk entirely, taking a few practical steps can make your business far less attractive to criminals. 

As McClarrons Affinity prepares to celebrate its tenth anniversary next year, we are proud to reflect on what has helped us achieve an NPS score of 84, and are asking our clients to help us understand what makes them recommend us.

Modern tractors, telehandlers, ATVs and GPS guidance system thefts are costing farmers millions of pounds each year through replacement costs, business interruption and lost productivity. As part of campaign, we are revisiting some guidance to help you stay Better Sorted than Sorry.