How can liability insurance offer peace of mind for cyclists?
News article published on: 27th April 2020
Stuart Kightley, managing partner writes in the Spring ‘20 issue of the London Cycling Campaign (LCC) magazine and explores the question of why cyclists need liability insurance. A keen cyclist himself, Stuart examines the risk factors for cyclists and what liability insurance covers.
Stuart highlights to LCC members that cover is not compulsory for cyclists and so, ultimately the question of insurance is a personal risk-benefit decision.
Osbornes Law is proud to be the Legal Partner for the London Cycling Campaign.
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