Contractor liability and insurance
It’s common for building companies to engage labour-only contractors instead of taking on employees. This approach has many advantages, such…
It’s common for building companies to engage labour-only contractors instead of taking on employees. This approach has many advantages, such…
Tiling can add value and appeal to any kitchen or bathroom – when it’s correctly installed. Insurance expert Ben Rickard…
Incorporating features and materials to improve a building’s green credentials is becoming increasingly common. But who’s responsible if the finished…
Insurance expert Ben Rickard shares insights on mental wellbeing from a business risk and insurance perspective There are two sides…
Tools are expensive – and that makes them an attractive target for thieves. Insurance expert Ben Rickard is here to…
While eliminating all risks to your business might be impossible, you can plan for them and minimise their impact. Construction…
While it may be argued that there is less risk when landscaping than when building, there are still hazards that…
Managing the risk that comes with doing building work is an important part of any project. Builders need to be…
Weather events, inflation and supply constraints (among others) have increased the cost of reinsurance across New Zealand. If your premiums…
When there are design mistakes, who can be held liable – the builder or the designer? Construction insurance expert Ben…
The new Code of Ethics has the potential to change your liability, but not as much as you might think.…
Would it surprise you to know that hire contracts for scaffolding commonly require the builder to accept full responsibility for…
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