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ABSTRACT: The transmembrane glycoprotein CD83 is an important regulator of both thymic T cell maturation and peripheral T cell response. Recent studies suggested that CD83 is also involved in the regulation of B cell maturation, activation, and homeostasis. In this study, we show that in vivo overexpression of CD83 dose dependently interfered with the Ig response to thymus-dependent and thymus-independent model Ag immunization. CD83 deficiency, in contrast, which was restricted to B cells in mixed bone marrow chimeras, led to unchanged or even slightly increased Ig responses. Strikingly, the engagement of CD83 that is naturally up-regulated on wild-type B cells by injection of anti-CD83 mAb in vivo induced a 100-fold increase in the IgG1 response to immunization. Kinetic analysis revealed that CD83 had to be engaged simultaneously or shortly after the B cell activation through injection of Ag, to modulate the IgG1 secretion. Furthermore, using mixed bone marrow chimeras in which either selectively the B cells or the dendritic cells were CD83 deficient, we demonstrate that anti-CD83 mAb mediated its biologic effect by engaging CD83 on B cells and not on CD11c(+) dendritic cells. Taken together, we provide strong evidence that CD83 transduces regulatory signals into the very B cell on which it is expressed.The Journal of Immunology 04/2009; 182(5):2827-34. DOI:10.4049/jimmunol.0803153 · 4.92 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The transmembrane glycoprotein CD83 is rapidly upregulated on murine and human DC upon maturation and therefore a costimulatory function for T cell activation has been suggested. Studies employing human APC indeed showed that CD83 expression was positively correlated to the stimulatory capacity of the APC. Murine APC that were CD83 deficient however, did not display a reduced capacity to activate T cells. To elucidate this contradiction, we thoroughly compared the stimulatory capacity of CD83-overexpressing and CD83-deficient APC. Here we show that CD83 expression levels on APC did not affect the capacity of the APC to activate CD8(+) T cells. CD83 expression levels did not significantly affect CD4(+) T cell activation in vivo, but a weak positive correlation of CD83 expression with CD4(+) T cell activation was observed in vitro under suboptimal stimulation conditions. As CD83 expression also positively correlated with MHC-II but not with MHC-I expression, this differential stimulation specifically of CD4(+) T cells could be explained by a higher density of MHC-II peptide complexes on the APC surface. Taken together, our results strongly suggest that CD83 does not deliver crucial costimulatory signals to murine T cells.Immunology Letters 10/2008; 120(1-2):87-95. DOI:10.1016/j.imlet.2008.07.004 · 2.51 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The central function of murine CD83 that is expressed on thymic epithelial cells is to induce the progression of double-positive thymocytes to single CD4-positive T cells. Several lines of evidence suggest an additional role for CD83 in the regulation of peripheral T and B cell responses. Here we show that CD83 is expressed by immature B cells and regulates their further maturation and survival in the periphery. Employing mixed bone marrow chimeras, we compare wild-type, CD83 over-expressing and CD83-deficient B cells within the same host. CD83 over-expression on the immature B cells themselves led to an accumulation of transitional B cells and a reciprocally reduced maturation of follicular B cells that was strictly correlated to the intensity of CD83 over-expression. The absence of CD83 on B cells resulted in a decreased maturation of marginal zone B cells and conferred a mild selection advantage for B cell survival in the periphery. Consenting with these findings, the over-expression of CD83 specifically and dose dependently interfered with homeostasis of B cells while T cell survival was not affected by CD83 over-expression over a period of 30 weeks. Taken together, our data suggest that CD83 negatively regulates B cell maturation and survival.International Immunology 07/2008; 20(8):949-60. DOI:10.1093/intimm/dxn054 · 2.54 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The transmembrane glycoprotein CD83 has been described as a specific maturation marker for dendritic cells and several lines of evidence suggest that CD83 regulates thymic T cell maturation as well as peripheral T cell activation. Here we show for the first time that CD83 is involved also in the regulation of B cell function. CD83 is up-regulated on activated B cells in vivo, specifically in the draining lymph nodes of Leishmania major-infected mice. The ubiquitous transgenic (Tg) expression of CD83 interferes with Leishmania-specific T cell-dependent and with T cell-independent antibody production. This defect is restricted to the B cell population since the antigen-specific T cell response of CD83Tg mice to L. major infection is unchanged. The defective immunoglobulin (Ig) response is due to Tg expression of CD83 on the B cells because wild-type B cells display normal antigen-specific responses in CD83Tg hosts and CD83Tg B cells do not respond to immunization in a mixed wild-type/CD83Tg bone marrow chimera. Finally, the treatment of non-Tg C57BL/6 mice with anti-CD83 mAb induces a dramatic increase in the antigen-specific IgG response to immunization, thus demonstrating a regulatory role for naturally induced CD83 on wild-type B cells.European Journal of Immunology 03/2007; 37(3):634-48. DOI:10.1002/eji.200636852 · 4.03 Impact Factor
Article: CD83 modulates B cell function in vitro. Increased IL-10 and reduced Ig secretion by CD83Tg B cells[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The murine transmembrane glycoprotein CD83 is an important regulator for both thymic T cell maturation and peripheral T cell responses. Recently, we reported that CD83 also has a function on B cells: Ubiquitous transgenic (Tg) expression of CD83 interfered with the immunoglobulin (Ig) response to infectious agents and to T cell dependent as well as T cell independent model antigen immunization. Here we compare the function of CD83Tg B cells that overexpress CD83 and CD83 mutant (CD83mu) B cells that display a drastically reduced CD83 expression. Correlating with CD83 expression, the basic as well as the lipopolysaccharide (LPS) induced expression of the activation markers CD86 and MHC-II are significantly increased in CD83Tg B cells and reciprocally decreased in CD83mu B cells. Wild-type B cells rapidly upregulate CD83 within three hours post BCR or TLR engagement by de novo protein synthesis. The forced premature overexpression of CD83 on the CD83Tg B cells results in reduced calcium signaling, reduced Ig secretion and a reciprocally increased IL-10 production upon in vitro activation. This altered phenotype is mediated by CD83 expressed on the B cells themselves, since it is observed in the absence of accessory cells. In line with this finding, purified CD83mu B cells displayed a reduced IL-10 production and slightly increased Ig secretion upon LPS stimulation in vitro. Taken together, our data strongly suggest that CD83 is expressed by B cells upon activation and contributes to the regulation of B cell function.PLoS ONE 02/2007; 2(8):e755. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0000755 · 3.23 Impact Factor
Article: Transgenic expression of a CD83-immunoglobulin fusion protein impairs the development of immune-competent CD4-positive T cells[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The murine transmembrane glycoprotein CD83 is an important regulator for both thymic T cell maturation and peripheral T cell response. CD83 deficiency leads to a block in the thymic maturation of CD4-positive T cells, and interference with peripheral CD83/CD83 ligand interaction by addition of soluble CD83 suppresses immune responses in vivo and in vitro. Here we report the generation of a mouse transgenic for a fusion protein consisting of the extracellular domain of murine CD83 fused to the constant part of human IgG1 heavy chain. Thymic selection of CD4-positive T cells was unchanged in CD83Ig transgenic and in CD83Ig/OT-2 double-transgenic mice. However, thymic and peripheral CD4-positive T cells derived from CD83Ig/OT-2 transgenic mice displayed a reduced cytokine response to antigenic stimulation in vitro, whereas CD83Ig/OT-1-derived CD8-positive T cells showed normal cytokine secretion. The T cell defect was relevant in vivo, since a sub-lethal infection with Trypanosoma cruzi led to an increased parasitemia and reduced survival rate of CD83Ig transgenic mice compared to wild-type C57BL/6 mice. In contrast, in vivo application of recombinant CD83Ig did not result in an increase in parasitemia. Taken together our data suggest that thymic selection in the presence of CD83Ig leads to an intrinsic T cell defect of CD4-positive T cells resembling the phenotype described for CD4-positive T cells derived from CD83-deficient mouse strains.European Journal of Immunology 09/2006; 36(8):2035-45. DOI:10.1002/eji.200636068 · 4.03 Impact Factor
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That's the problem, I'm not going to be able to help but compare it with
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I find this a lot more interesting:
Bryan and I are big fans of
and have discussed a take on what we would do, and we would love to do it, Fuller says.
I dont think anything is going to happen in any official capacity until after the next movie comes out.
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Jena Irene also made some positive changes. She decided to perform a much more upbeat song. Up until this point, she was consistently singing much darker and more somber songs. Last night, much improved stage presence...smiling and working the stage. She has great vocals-not her perfect song...but certainly nice to see this side of her since she is only 17.
Caleb Johnson (the rocker) did what he does best--Hard rock. He is the one contestant who is not afraid of the stage or the camera. He picks songs that suit him, and commands the stage. But Harry and the other judges (and our panel) are very concerned that he is way too predictable....and the magic he has is going to fade fast. Needs to show another side of himself very soon. Hard rock is not the most mainstream genre, and he needs to find a way to get more people on board. There is no doubt he is very talented.
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Emily Piriz wanted to show off her Latin roots, so she picked Jennifer Lopez's "Let's Get Loud". Let's face it, JLo is not the greatest singer, but she knows how to make a song exciting, especially in her stage performances. Emily (who has an incredible voice)-certainly didn't give a JLo worthy performance, and missed the mark when it came to adding anything to make her vocals standout. It fell flat. She talked about singing this song with a hairbrush at home as a little girl- and that's just about what it looked like on stage.
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December 1976
Caption: Preheating anode rod stubs at British Aluminum's Invergordon smelter. (Photograph by Paul Brierley.)
April 1976
Caption: Alumex of Puebla, Mexico pioneered the use of continuous cast sheet for deep drawn products such as pots and pans. This facility was built for Alumex by Hunter Engineering Co. of Riverside, California.
February 1976
Caption: Rolling mills in various parts of the world are part of the worldwide operations of Reynolds International, Inc.
December 1975
Caption: Designed and built by L. W. Nash Company, this Alcoa casting system at their Warrick, Indiana plant is 15 per cent more efficient than earlier installations. It increases the plant's total ingot production by 25 per cent. In the process, molten aluminum is cast continuously and sawed into 30-ft.-long, 15-ton ingots for rolling into light gauge sheet.
October 1975
Caption: 58" Hunter continuous sheet caster of tilt-up design, built for a South American sheet producer and put into operation this year. It produces and coils 1/4 to 1/2 inch material.
August 1975
Caption: At Alcoa, Davenport, Iowa, Elwell-Parker electric platform trucks move table loads of flat aluminum sheet or plates, haul trailer loads of aluminum, and carry aluminum coils. Truck maintenance and repair costs are carefully recorded to determine the downtime costs and uptime efficiency of all trucks at Alcoa.
June 1975
Caption: Five stand tandem cold mill at Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation's Ravenswood, West Virginia. plant (entry end) showing coil handling equipment installed by E. W. Bliss last year including delivery shear, stub mandrel type tension reel coil hoist, sleeve handling equipment, belt wrapper and a coil conveyor.
April 1975
Caption: Hot rolling line at Cegedur Pechiney's Neuf Brisach plant. (Photo courtesy Revue De L'Aluminium.)
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Caption: Tunnel View of an aluminum rolling mill. (Photo courtesy of the Aluminum Association.)
December 1974
Caption: Rolling mill at the Nagoya, Japan plant of Sumitomo Light Metal Industries, Ltd. This is one of the largest and most modern rolling facilities in the world.
October 1974
Caption: Salem walking beam furnace at Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation's Ravenswood, Virginia, plant. The furnace handles aluminum ingots weighing up to 40,000 lbs and 300 inches in length. Ravenswood has just completed an extensive remodification of production facilities.
August 1974
Caption: Rolling aluminum sheet at Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales. (Photo courtesy Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales.)
June 1974
Caption: One of two 66 in. continuous casters built by Hunter Engineering Company, Inc. of Riverside, California, for the first aluminum sheet and foil facility in Turkey.
April 1974
Caption: Workman at Comalco's Bell Bay primary aluminum plant breaks surface crust which forms in pots during the aluminum reduction process. Comalco is an Australian affiliate of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation.
February 1974
Caption: Hunter prestressed breakdown mills play the work horse role in many foil plants. This 15, 3/4" x 38" X 72" Hunter mill is installed at Amax Aluminum's Joliet, Illinois sheet plant. A similar Hunter mill operating at speeds up to 2400 fpm anchors Conalco's foil facility at Jackson, Tennesse.


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MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) -- Liberia's world famous soccer star George Weah has produced a song to raise awareness about Ebola, the deadly disease ravaging West Africa.
Weah, who before he retired was FIFA's player of the year, is now a politician and singer. He worked with the Ghanaian musician, Sidney, to record the song. Its lyrics call, "Let us all arise and come together to fight Ebola; Ebola is real."
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Ebola has killed 961 people in Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Nigeria.
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Hi, Phil & Asshot,
Thanks for the comments. Yes, these two girls, in particular, are very nice to spank. They hold their position properly and respond well. Hope to find more girls like them.
Best wishes, Ken
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A beautiful Ass is naturally made for whipping you just can't help yourself.. I can just imagine the first time Adam saw Eve's ass what went through his mind --- He probably whipped himself some ASS
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who does this to a pregnant woman this far along???
Well, on one hand, I see why! I mean, if it was part of your original agreement that you work full time, that he would pay your benefits.
But, on the other, it's really shitty! Unfortunately, though, that's just how the world works :/
Apply for pregnancy medicaid! You should be able to qualify.
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Can you talk with him again and maybe come up with some type of agreement like you paying for 50% or something until you come back full time? How was it going to work while you were on maternity leave?
Brooke, I bet he has a family to look after as well. He isn't "greedy." He's doing what he needs to to provide.
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PP yeah because doctors are struggling to provide for their families??
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I have been having problems with the turn signals on my Ford Probe GT. The turn signal fuse blows every couple of days during regular use. I brought it to a shop and they simply put in an automatic-resetting circuit breaker in place of the 15 amp fuse. This worked for a couple of weeks, but now they have stopped working again. I have tested the breaker with a multimeter and it is still good (no resistance across leads), but the lights do not come on anymore. I tested the flasher unit by swapping with another probe, but this did not make any difference. It still clicks with no lights coming on. Same with the hazards, clicks with no lights.
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Jan Berenstain, who with her husband wrote and illustrated the Berenstain Bears books, gentle best-sellers that enlightened preschoolers for half a century with simple lessons about kindness and tidiness, and reasons not to be afraid of the doctor, died Friday in Solebury, Pa. She was 88.
With her husband, Stan, who died in 2005, Berenstain wrote more than 300 books, most of them offering moral lessons through the lives of a tidy nuclear family of plain-spoken bears known as Mama Bear, Papa Bear, Brother Bear and Sister Bear.
Books featuring the Berenstain Bears (the authors toyed with penguins at first, but decided bears were more like humans) sold more than 200 million copies. The family also appeared in an animated television series and more than 20 television movies.
The Berenstains' ursine family most often confronted issues common to most families — the arrival of a new sibling, getting homesick at summer camp.
"Family values is what we're all about," Jan Berenstain told an interviewer last year.
More contemporary and quasi-political issues had arisen in recent years, though, including bullying, the dangers of online dating, and children bringing guns to school.
The Berenstains credited their first editor at Random House, Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, with helping them achieve their trademark simplicity in language and illustrations. That style made their books popular as reading primers.
"He wanted very simple, schematic illustrations with nothing in the background," Stan Berenstain once said. "Because the purpose of the books was to help kids tie the pictures in with the words."
Jan Grant was born in Philadelphia on July 26, 1923. She met Stanley Berenstain on their first day of classes in 1941 at the Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Art. They were both 18.
During World War II, while her future husband served as a medical illustrator in an Army hospital, she worked as a draftswoman in the Army Corps of Engineers and as an aircraft riveter. The couple married in 1946.
Berenstain is survived by their two sons, Leo and Michael, an illustrator who became a collaborator in the family's Berenstain Bears enterprise, and by four grandchildren.


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The Little Details Running Time: 144 min. Production Date: 4 / 4 / 2006 5 / 1 / 2006 Director: Wendi Knight Cast: Aurora Snow, Holly Wellin, Jamie Elle, Jenna Haze, Sasha Knox, Tory Lane, Chris Charming, Mark Wood, Sascha, Tom Byron, and Tommy Gunn The Short Story Initial Expectations: With this cast I'm not sure how any anal fan couldn't have high expectations! Initial Reaction: It's pretty hot, but lacks the spark to really take it to the next level. Who Should Watch It : Anal sex fans Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting group sex with anal The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are pretty good. The audio is clear and nicely balanced, but you do get to hear a couple comments from The Quaze during the action. The video is presented in the full frame ratio, and surprisingly weak for a Zero Tolerance release. It has a soft kind of washed look that I don't think I've ever seen from them, and there are frequent signs of pixelation.
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Alright fans time for a little Grand Theft Anal action courtesy of Zero Tolerance. I know there was a cry of joy throughout fanboy land when Jenna Haze went back to doing guys and she nicely graces the cover for this release so go in knowing that tasty ass of hers will be plugged quite a bit in the scene. In addition to the lovely Miss Haze you get the talents of Aurora Snow, Jamie Elle, Holly Wellin, Tory Lane, and Sasha Knox to enjoy. I can say right now without typing another word this one is worth buying. Zero does a fine job on the sex- bjs are good and you'll get plenty of well shot anal with Quasarman holding the camera and with this cast there shouldn't be a bad scene so anal fans are in for a 6 scene treat. Let's hit some highlights anyway. Jenna Haze: Right off the bat, they come out swinging with this well liked babe. Jenna made quite the splash with her Darkside dvd and now we're getting more hot b/g action.


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The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it will begin circulating a redesigned $100 bill this fall, more than two years after its initial target.
The Fed has set a new target date of Oct. 8. The redesigned note incorporates added security features, such as a blue, 3-D security ribbon and a disappearing Liberty Bell in an inkwell. The features are designed to thwart counterfeiters.
The revamped bill had been expected to go into circulation in February 2011. But in December 2010, officials announced an indefinite delay. They said they needed more time to fix production issues that left unwanted creases in many of the notes.
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Daily Beast Catches Up to LA Photog's Treats! Phenomenon - Posted January 12, 2012
You know the "internal politics" have to be bad when they cause a male photographer to give up lucrative gigs shooting "scantily clad and naked women" for the likes of Maxim, Playboy and FHM. That's the lede crowning Chris Lee... [FishbowlLA]
Rep. Weiner's Measured Response to Racy Tweet - Posted May 31, 2011
The folks at PBS weren't the only ones being hacked this Memorial Day weekend. If his story is true, and there is a lot of back a... [FishbowlDC]
LA Times Calendar Section Loses Another Body - Posted April 13, 2011
Company Town editor John Lippman is the latest to leave the Los Angeles Times Calendar section. He's off to New Hampshire, where he'll be the editor of a small town paper. Lippman is the 14th voluntary exit from the Calendar section in a little under two years, an unusually high rate of... [FishbowlLA]
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Look, we're old salts when it comes to journalists changing gigs. We were there for what we call the '08-'09 blood bath. Tens of thousands of journalists laid off. It was like blogging at a morgue. Anyway, the post-Apocalypse LAT Calendar section is still losing talent. Today's exit: one of the last... [FishbowlLA]
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A memorial service is scheduled Saturday for a Shawano County family of three killed in a weekend highway crash in central Kentucky.
The service will be held at 3 p.m. in the Marion Elementary School gymnasium for James Gollnow, his wife Barbara, both 62, and daughter Sereena, 18, all of the town of Pella. The Rev. Paul Freider will officiate.
Authorities said James Gollnow was driving a Ford Expedition at about 11 a.m. Sunday that was rear-ended by a tractor trailer on northbound Interstate 65 near Glendale, Ky. Friend Marion Chapnoise, 92, was also killed in the crash, as well as foster ...


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If you are sued by a client for compensation as a result of your NLP business, professional liability insurance helps you defend the claim and pay for damages awarded against you, and your legal defence costs.
Choose from limits between £1m and £5m for a variety of liability covers including:
Optional extras
*Home business insurance – Do you practice from home or have an office? You may be required to up-date your home insurance policy to account for the extra activity. We can provide specialist home insurance for practitioners or advise you of your options, in addition to your professional liability policy as required.
Employers' liability cover – Do you have employees? Employer's liability insurance is a legal requirement and is designed to protect your staff for injury or loss whilst performing their job. We can include this cover simply and easily.
Training extension - Available for an additional £52.50 if you train others in NLP.
Member of a professional body?
Many professionals can receive preferential rates as members of a professional body. Let your advisor know which organisations you are a member of and see what discounts you could receive.
Prefer to spread the cost of your policy?
Paying by direct debit is an affordable and convenient way to pay for your policy. Through our preferred provider, Premium Credit Limited (PCL)*, you have the option of setting up a Direct Debit to pay your premium in equal monthly instalments.
To find out more about PCL and direct debit payments, select Direct Debit.
*To understand more about how PCL work together with Towergate, please read our Regulatory Information.
The policy is designed to cover any civil liability arising from your business - but there are a few specific exclusions:
Exclusions will change depending on your profession and your advisor will take you through these during the quotation process. This list of exclusions is a summary and is not a full list of all exclusions that may apply.
No, we do not need to know how many clients you will be seeing throughout the policy year.
We can provide cover for you to work from home automatically within the policy, however we need to make you aware that if anything was to get damaged within the home then this will come under the home insurance and so you will need to let your home insurers know.
We do not need to see a copy of these. We will insure you on the upmost faith that you have experience and qualifications in the area that you would like to be insured for. If a claim was made against you this may be when we would need to see evidence of this.
Yes, we do not specify how much experience you have in the area or where you studied.
No, we do not specify the age.
Yes we have monthly direct debit options, please call to discuss.
Yes we can cover work with both animals and humans, please call to discuss.
Yes we can provide cover for you to work outside of the UK as long as you live and are based in the UK and do not have any assets in the country you would like to work in, for example a house. As it is a UK policy if a claim was made for the work you have done in another country we would then need to bring the claim back to the UK to go through UK courts. If you had a house in the country for example, they would then try to take monies from your assets to protect the claim.
Even a successfully defended case can cause damage to reputation and business so our experts are here to help through-out the process. Our 24-hour helpline is available whenever a situation arises, so you can get immediate advice.
What should I do?
As soon as you learn of a case being brought against you, or a situation has arisen where you think you might be vulnerable contact us immediately.
Keep a record of all communication between you and the other parties.
Before you have legal advice, avoid talking to the claimant and their representatives.
The situation may not lead to a claim
But it's important you tell us anyway. We might be able to offer advice or at least put your mind at rest. Doing so will not prejudice your policy in any way but will allow us to go through your options and avoid inadvertently making any situation worse.
Our aim is to make the process as smooth as possible, with your business and reputation at stake we want to help you minimise and move past any case as quickly as possible.
Based on 1707 independent customer reviews.
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service was very good
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nice smooth transaction
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The staff I have recently dealt with in relation to locum insurance cover and claims were excellent and very helpful. The staff I dealt with in regards to building and content insurance could have been more helpful.
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