Protect

The buildings at the Premises shown in the Schedule, including:-

1. any Outbuildings used in connection with The Business or for domestic purposes,
2. landlord’s fixtures, fittings and decorations,
3. walls, gates and fences,
4. drains, sewers, piping, ducting, cables, wires and associated control gear and accessories on the Premises and extending to the public mains,
5. yards, car parks, roads, pavements, forecourts, all constructed of solid materials;

only if and to the extent that they are owned by You, held in trust by You or You are responsible for them.

An excess of £250.00 usually applies; but this can vary.

All property must be properly secured and an alarm warranty may apply

The insured value should represent the rebuild cost of the premises allowing for professional fees and debris removal

The purpose of business interruption insurance is to provide you with an ongoing revenue stream equivalent to the revenue/gross profit lost as the result a material damage claim to the property or contents within the property where you are working.

Business Interruption insurance may be arranged using several different policy wordings dependent on your business model.
Generally speaking: –

• where pools are hired, we will use a loss of revenue wording
• Where pools are owned we will use a loss of gross profit wording

An 18 hour franchise applies
The indemnity period is usually 12 months.

The contents of the Buildings at the Premises, only if and to the extent that they are owned by You, held in trust by You or You are legally responsible for them, including:-

1. Machinery, plant, equipment,
2. Computer Equipment,
3. Furniture,
4. Tenant’s Improvements, fixtures and fittings,
5. The contents of Outbuildings,
6. The contents of open yards,
7. The personal effects (excluding motor vehicles) of Employees and visitors, unless more specifically insured elsewhere, for an amount not exceeding £500 in respect of any one person in the aggregate during the Period of Insurance;

An excess of £250.00 usually applies; but this can vary.

Certain restrictions apply to the items written in italics

The insured value should represent the replacement as new/reinstatement cost including debris removal,

Contents (excluding mobile phones) can be insured whilst away from your premises.

1. Cyber, data security and multimedia
2. Data breach response costs
3. Information and communication asset rectification costs
4. Regulatory defence and penalty
5. Public relations
6. Forensics
7. Credit monitoring costs
8. Cyber business interruption costs
9. Cyber extortion
10. Social engineering fraud

The level of excess that applies will depend on your application

The purpose of Directors and Officers Insurance is to protect the individual directors/officers from claims made against them in a personal capacity and can include the following:-

1. D&O – Management Liability
2. D&O – Corporate Legal Liability
3. Employment Practices Liability
4. Pension Trustee and Employee Benefits Liability

Exclusions

• Fraudulent or dishonest acts (upon final adjudication).
• Professional services.
• Partner disputes.
• Intellectual Property.
• Anti-competitive practices.

This cover is a legal requirement for anyone who “employs” people. The term “employ” is often misunderstood. Anyone who works for you or under your guidance or control can be considered an employee in the eyes of the law, whether or not they are paid for their services.

Insurers will indemnify You against Injury caused during the Period of Insurance to any Employee arising out of and in the course of their employment by You occurring within the Territorial Limits for

1. all sums which You shall become legally liable to pay as Damages and Claimant’s Costs and expenses in connection with The Business (as defined in the Schedule of the Policy)
2. all costs and expenses incurred with Insurer’s written consent in respect of a claim against You to which the indemnity applies
3. the payment of solicitors’ fees incurred with Insurer’s written consent for the representation of You at proceedings in any court arising out of any alleged act or omission resulting in a claim which may be the subject of indemnity hereunder or at any Coroner’s Inquest or Fatal Accident Inquiry

An indemnity limit of £10,000,000 is provided.

Some buildings have a considerable amount of internal glass and this can be insured to include accidental damage.

1. Employment disputes (applicable to policyholders with employees)
2. Employment compensation awards (applicable to policyholders with employees)
3. Employment restrictive covenants (applicable to policyholders with employees)
4. Tax protection
5. Property
6. Legal defense
7. Compliance & regulation
8. Statutory license appeals
9. Loss of earnings
10. Employees’ extra protection
11. Crisis communication
12. Contract & debt
13. Business legal advice helpline
14. Counselling helpline
15. Crisis communication helpline
16. Redundancy approval helpline

An indemnity limit of £100,000 applies.

Cover is restricted to the UK and Ireland

Cover is included for all FOSS members

1. Loss of Non-Negotiable Items from any cause not otherwise excluded up to a limit of £250,000 in the aggregate during the Period of Insurance whilst within the Territorial Limits;
2. Loss of Money from any cause

Certain terms and conditions apply

An approved Safe may be required for higher limits

Stock is generally considered items held for sale or hire.

The basis of valuation will be the net cost to you.

The policy will include conditions relating to security – in premises, in third party premises, in vehicles, etc.

An excess of £250.00 will usually apply

a. Malpractice & Professional Liability

Any claim first made against the Insured during the period of insurance for any negligent act error or omission committed by the Insured or by any employee of the Insured or by any person or organisation acting on behalf of the Insured when so acting, in the course of services or contractual obligations undertaken by the Insured to a patient/client or patients/clients in or about the conduct of the Insured’s profession or as stated in the Proposal Form, or Good Samaritan Acts.

b. Public Liability

Any claim first made against the Insured during the period of insurance for bodily injury, illness, wrongful arrest or false imprisonment, disease or death of or to any person, or loss of or damage to tangible property of any person in connection with the Insured’s professional duties as stated in the Proposal Form including the provision of food and drink.

c. Products Liability

Any claim first made against the Insured during the period of insurance for any bodily injury or disease or loss of or damage to tangible property arising out of any goods or products designed, manufactured, constructed, altered, repaired, serviced, treated, sold, supplied or distributed by the Insured in connection with the Insured’s profession. Insurers will also pay all defence costs and expenses (including Claims handling) incurred with the insurer’s consent, such consent not being reasonably withheld, in connection with any claim

The indemnity limit provided under this section is £10.0M arranged in two parts:

1. An indemnity limit of £5,000,000
2. An additional layer of £5,000,000 for all FOSS members
3. There is no policy excess