Call us 0845 671 8999
Call us 0845 671 8999
No two businesses are the same; thats why Lycetts focuses on designing insurance products that best reflect the size, complexity and specific nature of a company.
One of the most critical aspects is business interruption cover, ensuring that unforeseen events do not leave a company at a significant loss.
Lycetts can provide an extremely wide range of cover for companies affected by events that have the potential to adversely affect trade.
And we’re always available for you by telephone or email whenever and wherever you need us.
Contact our expert directly or alternatively complete your details below to contact the team.
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"From loss of attraction cover that ensures 'business as usual' for retailers, to protection against operator error for manufacturers, Lycetts has the full spectrum of risks covered"
In the event of a claim in relation to a commercial business policy, you should contact your Lycetts account executive/handler as soon as possible. When completing claim forms, ensure the whole form is completed as far as possible and it is signed on your behalf or your company’s behalf by an authorised person. For further detailed information relating to claims concerning injury to employees or third parties, damage to third party property, loss or damage to own property, personal accident and sickness or motor accidents, please click here.
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