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Instructor insurance2007-11-24 21:17:48

Does anyone know of an insurance company that insure riding instructors other than the BHS? What to try and get the best possible quote!

Answers:

If you are looking for insurance as a self employed Riding Instructor (you will be covered by the insurance if you are employed as an instructor at a riding school, if you are a permanent member of staff), you need to contact an insurance broker and explain your needs. You need to register your self employed status as a business.

Public Liability insurance is designed to protect you in the unfortunate event that you are held legally liable, following an injury to the public or damage to third party property. Like any other insurance policy, there will be a maximum limit per claim and standard policy terms, conditions and exceptions.

Professional indemnity insurance will provide insurance for businesses in the event that legal action is taken against them by third parties claiming to have suffered a loss as a result of advice given to them. The definition of professional indemnity insurance is providing financial indemnity to a professional man or firm against a legal liability to compensate a third party who has sustained injury, loss or damage through breach of duty.

I had insurance to cover me as a self employed Riding Instructor, but as the company were less than helpful, I won't recommend them!...

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I use Frye equine insurance. I don't know their site address off the top of my head, but if you go to infohorse.com they have an add there. They have been nice to deal with, and reasonably priced.

Best of Luck!

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We're insured through American Bankers, there's also Equisure.

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This company it through Lloyds of London and offer instructor insurance according some blurb that I read. I can't find it on the site but give them a call. http://www.sportscoverdirect.com/action/...

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For details on insurance visit http://insurance.sjdinfotech.com...