Commercial Insurance News

From adverse weather and supply chain disruptions to site incidents and contractor issues, construction delays can have significant financial consequences. In this blog, we explore how construction insurance can help your business when projects don’t go to plan.

Cafés and coffee shops face a wide range of everyday risks. Café insurance is designed to help hospitality businesses protect their premises, finances and reputation.

Mistakes, misunderstandings, and allegations of negligence can happen in any professional service business. Professional indemnity insurance can protect businesses against claims of errors, omissions, or advice resulting in a client suffering financial loss.

Changes in stock value, product type or seasonal inventory levels can significantly affect your retail insurance cover. Failing to keep your insurer informed could lead to underinsurance, reduced claim payouts or even declined claims.

What is tradesman insurance? What does it cover? Do you need it? In our video, McClarrons’ commercial insurance specialists have compiled and answered some frequently asked questions to help you understand tradesman insurance.

Running a business today means navigating an increasingly complex legal landscape. Insurance can provide invaluable support; here, we look at how Legal Expenses Insurance (LEI) can help protect your business when legal issues arise.

In this blog, we explain how fuel theft occurs, the practical steps you can take to reduce your risk, and why good security matters from both a safety and insurance perspective.

Accidents happen, and when they do, it’s important your insurance supports you in the way you would like. When an incident occurs that is not your fault, leaving you with uninsured losses, Legal Expenses can become an invaluable policy to assist you.

Unplanned downtime is a major operational risk. We explore how Machinery Breakdown and Business Interruption insurance can act as an essential safeguard for your production line.

For manufacturers, the risk doesn’t stop when a product leaves the production line. From recall events to transit losses, it is important to understand how insurance responds once goods are in circulation.

Manufacturers are facing rising costs, tax increases, and supply chain strain. Discover how McClarrons can help you maintain resilience and support business continuity.

We believe that every business should include Business Interruption cover as part of their commercial insurance program. Significant damage to your premises and contents will likely impede your ability to trade and, in severe circumstances, could halt your business operations entirely.