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- With Jack
- You're responsible for delivering work to a timescale, and providing work that meets client expectations and standards
- Projects get derailed, clients can be difficult to keep happy and mistakes can be made
- Insurance removes the stress of searching (and paying) for legal help
- It gives you confidence when dealing with clients because you won't suffer the financial consequences if things do escalate
- You have a world-class legal team fighting your corner so situations with clients are diffused quicker
- Contracts are useful for laying down the foundation of what duties are to be expected. Insurance steps into action when those duties come into question
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By Ashley Baxter- With Jack
- You're responsible for delivering work to a timescale, and providing work that meets client expectations and standards
- Projects get derailed, clients can be difficult to keep happy and mistakes can be made
- Insurance removes the stress of searching (and paying) for legal help
- It gives you confidence when dealing with clients because you won't suffer the financial consequences if things do escalate
- You have a world-class legal team fighting your corner so situations with clients are diffused quicker
- Contracts are useful for laying down the foundation of what duties are to be expected. Insurance steps into action when those duties come into question