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I've just had two conversations about my PL renewal quotes. One insurer says that if I use any sub contractors with their own PL I don't need to have employer's insurance as they are bona fide. While the other insurance company strongly stated that at any point when I tell that other PL insured and self employed person to do a particular task I need to have EL as I'm in charge and responsible.

Most of my work is contracting for other companies or doing own small jobs. The only time when I would potentially need EL is when I work on conservation projects, doing chainsaw work. What I heard from somebody is that the moment I tell sub contractor what time we meet, what time we stop for breaks and ask him to do this or that in relation to the job I need to be insured as employer.

What do you say guys?

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