Well its now September and most of the staff here have returned from various summer vacations and it appears here at Fairweather we are the exception that proves the rule. According to Virgin Atlantic, who obviously have too much time on their hands, insurance professionals are most likely to suffer from extreme sunburn. Clearly we
It seems I can't go half way round the world without ending up in a conversation about insurance. I was in Canada recently, Ontario specifically, visiting some friends who as it happens, had an accident. There are some crazy motoring laws in Canada such as being able to turn right at a red light. That is
I have heard of people paying thousands at Charity auctions to dine with their favourite actors, pop stars or sports personalities. I myself have parted with the odd nifty fifty or cool £100 to hear a haggard rugby legend spin a yarn or two. How much would you be willing to part with to have
As the tin of Baxters - other manufacturers are available - Carrot and Coriander soup careered towards the laptop no amount of leaping across the kitchen was going to stop the inevitable. Whilst time seemed to stand still, the weighty tin smashed into the keyboard dispersing letters left right and centre. The dog got to the H, J
It might interest you to know that a study has revealed that plot lines in soaps over the last three years have resulted in a fictional insurance bill of at least £1,000,000! The single most costly incident being the siege, fire and explosion at Weatherfield's knicker factory which would have given rise to an insurance claim costing in the region of £150,000.
I just wanted to share some wording of an email which came into the office last week. 'Many thanks again for your help on this and the PI. I have been very impressed with the service that you and your firm have provided.' I don't want to appear as if I am blowing our trumpet too