Specific liability insurance for those key individuals within your company.
Our Key Person Insurance helps safeguard your business against the potential financial impact from the loss of a key individual, who are unable to work due to death or a specified critical illness, during the length of a policy. It instils confidence that your business can survive, and thrive, even in the event of losing a key person.
Risks come in all shapes and sizes.
We work with a wide variety of companies across the entire global games industry, regularly consulting industry-leading lawyers and working alongside them to understand and manage risk. This insight and access to specialist expertise allows us to provide the best possible advice, products and service to our clients, enabling us to talk you through the relevant options to your business.
We deliver bespoke insurance solutions by working with industry leading insurers.
A publisher approached us, as they were keen to publish a particular game. However they were concerned with potential similarities to a well known Disney owned IP.
They asked whether we could arrange for insurance for the developer, to protect them in the event that Disney sued for copyright infringement.
We worked with the developer and analysed the risks, in particular the Copyright Term Extension Act, 1998, and presented an objective case to our insurers – highlighting (not hiding) the risks.
Based on our submission, insurers were happy that the risk was acceptable and came up with a fair price and offered a policy to protect the developer in the event Disney sued on copyright grounds.
This then gave the publisher sufficient confidence to proceed with the publishing deal.
A publisher approached us, as they were keen to publish a particular game. However they were concerned with potential similarities to a well known Disney owned IP.
They asked whether we could arrange for insurance for the developer, to protect them in the event that Disney sued for copyright infringement.
We worked with the developer and analysed the risks, in particular the Copyright Term Extension Act, 1998, and presented an objective case to our insurers – highlighting (not hiding) the risks.
Based on our submission, insurers were happy that the risk was acceptable and came up with a fair price and offered a policy to protect the developer in the event Disney sued on copyright grounds.
This then gave the publisher sufficient confidence to proceed with the publishing deal.
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