Copywriting Insurance

While it might be tempting to choose a standard office insurance policy it might not cover you for everything you need. As a copywriter, you’ll have certain requirements which might not be covered. By tailoring a policy to your own profession and requirements, you can make you’ll be covered when you need it the most.

It depends. You’ll need to run a risk assessment about the types of risks you may face and calculate the value of property you want to insure.

An insurance firm will consider the value of the property you want covered, such as the size of office, and the number of people working for you. They will also look at any claims you have made in the last five years.

You can do some things which might reduce your premiums, such as shopping around or taking precautions to reduce the risk of something going wrong. The longer you go without making a claim the lower your premiums will be.  With Brisco Business you can compare quotations from leading insurers to find the cover that’s right for you.

There may be. An insurer may decide not to cover certain incidents. If you have failed to take proper precautions it may also invalidate your cover. It’s very important to read the small print.  When you get your quotes with Brisco Business, you will be able to review all the options to make sure the cover meets your needs.

Your clients expect your copy to achieve particular goals, and though you’ll always do your best, you could make a simple mistake and fall short. If your clients feel they haven’t got value for money or your work has left them worse off, they may take legal action against your business. Professional indemnity covers the costs of claims like these where your client has suffered financial loss as a result of bad advice, making it a valuable option for any copywriter.