In addition we also have a separate publication covernotes providing more in-depth and technical articles. Our most recent issues include: –

Autumn 2026 – see here

-including, Underinsurance: Why “last year’s figures” no longer add up, Martyn’s Law –  What it means for you (without the legal jargon), Autumn risks – Why this season demands extra attention, The renters’ rights act – What landlords need to know (and why insurance matters)

Summer 2026 – see here

-including, Business Interruption: Why it’s worth a fresh look, Trade credit insurance: Why it matters now, Cyber crime: What it is, what it isn’t and why cyber liability matters, Summer workplace guide for SMEs: Keeping teams safe, healthy and productive.

Spring 2026 – see here

-including The Autonomous vehicle revolution, the importance of marine cargo insurance, Cyber Crime and Word Cup Football and bespoke travel cover.

Our archive documents also inlcude some valuable information. See: –

Winter 2025 – see here

-including: The Dark Side of the AI Boom, The Perils of Social Media Posting, Avoiding Xmas party liability disasters and Power blackouts.

Summer 2025 – see here

-including: A whole edition on the importance of having Management Liability Insurance.

Spring 2025 – see here

-including: Underinsurance for Homes, Reputational Damage, The Risks with ESG, Dangers of Carbon Monoxide

Winter 2024 – see here

-including: Legal Scenarios where MPL cover applied, Help with Modular Construction Methods, Predicting a Riot, Risk approaches for enhanced worker protection.

Autumn 2024 – see here

– including: Don’t Overlook Machinery Downtime Risks, 4G and 5G: a Fleet’s Only Road Ahead, Take Care Over ESG Claims, and MLP or D&O Insurance? Which Do You Need?

Summer 2024 – see here

– including: Don’t be naïve about green energy’s safety risks, Take care over BT Redcare replacement, Computer insurance fills significant underinsurance gap, Access vital support at the time of a major loss and Plan ahead for driving abroad.

Spring 2024 – see here

– including: Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Friend or Foe?, Concrete Issues, Lithium-ion Batteries – Workplace risks, Private Medical Insurance – helping to tackle workplace sickness.

Winter 2023 – see here

– including: Making buildings fit for the future, 3-Star HGV Vision requirement, Construction site fire practices, Management Liability for Property Owners & Managers

Summer 2023 – see here

– including: Private Medical Insurance for businesses, Earthquake and their effect on supply chains, Criminal Prosecutions due to lack of driver training, 8 BIG risks, Employee Safety Overseas and summertime claims

Autumn 2022 – see here
– including: Has a Silent Change Impacted Your Cyber Cover?, Forklift Focus – Can Help Build a Safety Culture, How Risk-focused technology is Driving Better Fleet Futures, Inflation and its Insurance impacts

Summer 2022 – see here
– including: – Insurance Fraud Does Not Pay, Bullying: Workplace Trials and Tribunals, Business Travel Policies Offer Numerous Benefits, Calculate Inflation’s Impacts on Your Property Insurance, Cover All Event Eventualities This Summer!, Is It Covered and Who Is At Fault? It Depends!

Spring 2022 – see here
– including: – Avoid Gross Mistakes with your Business Interruption Cover, Beware What Lies Beneath!, Leisure Businesses need Plan of Attack for ‘Martyn’s Law’, Ease the Pain of Flooding, Is it Covered?

Winter 2021 – see here
– including Perils of the work Christmas party, Food Hygiene Controls, Check your Rebuild cost are accurate, Plant Inspections, Highway Code changes – impact of Rule H1 and some festive jokes.

Summer 2021 – see here
– including Employees working overseas, Cyber Insurance – buy wisely, Environmental Social Governance (ESG), Working from Home and Engineering Surveyors.

Spring 2021 – see here
– including Business Interruption Supreme Court Ruling, Overseas Trade, Product Liability for Covid-19 products and services and Construction

Winter 2019 – see here
– including including Indirect Terrorism, CDM regulations, Fleet – driver health checks, Business Continuity, HR and elves at Christmas