Whether you’ve just taken out a professional indemnity policy or you’re shopping for new business insurance, chances are you’ve come…
Employer’s liability insurance isn’t just a box to tick – it’s a legal safeguard that protects businesses and their employees,…
Jury duty if you’re self-employed can be the last thing you need. If you’re a freelancer or contractor and a…
Earlier this month Kingsbridge brought together a panel of industry experts to discuss the implications of the government’s new JSL…
Big changes to the world of work have been on the horizon for a while and the Royal Assent of…
Insurance sounds like a good idea, but how do you know what insurance you need as a tradesman? No two…
As tool theft continues to dominate headlines and social feeds, many tradespeople are no longer relying on standard security –…
However big or small your construction project is, contract works insurance could be a lifesaver if something happens. When you’re…
On Friday 29th November , Kingsbridge played host to an industry insight event in London designed to prepare recruiters for…
Contracting is often thought of the arena of people further on in their careers, when they’ve built networks and gained…
It is generally well understood that contractors owe a duty of care to the clients they are working for. What…
We’ve had a busy few months at Kingsbridge HQ. September to December is very much awards season in the business world.…
In the latest sign that Brexit might upset the apple cart more than we’ve been led to believe, Jaguar Land…
Hot on the heels of the landmark Supreme Court decision that classified a Pimlico Plumbers contractor as a worker, thereby…
One of the questions we get asked most often at Kingsbridge is “Do you ever actually pay out on claims?”…
Anyone with even a passing interest in the debate around workers’ rights in the gig economy will have taken note…
We like to keep our ear to the ground here at Kingsbridge. We’ve been vocal in the past about the…
A committee of MPs have poured scorn upon Universal Credit rules which they say risk crushing the self-employed and start-ups.…
