Originally posted by Relaxed
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Previously on "Is it worth extending public liability and profl indemnity insurances while on bench?"
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It's possible clients could find problems with what you've done after you've left so could be a real problem.
Also there is likely to be a charge for cancelling earlier than the full-term so could put you out of pocket if you get a quick gig.
Is the cost really worth it???
IMO a good contractor shouldn't be planning what to do if they should be on the bench, particularly to a few 10s of pounds like this. The should be concentrating on getting a good warchest in the company bank account and planning how NOT to get stuck on the bench.
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I believe you should keep it up, as you could, potentially, have a claim from work performed before.Originally posted by Relaxed View PostIs there any reason to keep them continuous?
Especially the PI, less sure about the public liability.
Small chance, but possible.
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