Unsure? Insure‪!‬ Ashley Baxter

It's been one whole year of producing weekly Unsure? Insure! episodes. I thought it would be fun for the final episode (in its current format) to go through some of the popular episodes and takeaways, and to also share my favourite episodes and takeaways. The information in this podcast is for general guidance and is not legal advice.

Payment disputes have become more common recently with a lot of businesses revising their budget and making cuts. In this episode we share a story where a client changed their mind as the project neared completion, asked for a refund and threatened legal action if the freelancer didn't comply. The information in this podcast is for general guidance and is not legal advice.

In this episode Chris, a multidisciplinary designer, shares his experience of pursuing a late payment through small claims court. The information in this podcast is for general guidance and is not legal advice.

Every freelancer has a responsibility to their client to product work on time and to a good standard, and to keep on the right side of copyright laws. Having looked at the root causes of our past few claims, we make a few suggestions about things freelancers will want to consider to better handle their liabilities. The information in this podcast is for general guidance and is not legal advice.

We speak to With Jack customer, David, about his experience using the legal advice helpline to help him recover money he was owed from a client through small claims court. The information in this podcast is for general guidance and is not legal advice.

Having been on the frontline of freelance insurance for the past 4 years, I’ve heard a lot of inexplicable reasons why freelancers don’t think insurance is a worthwhile investment. In this episode we share some of the reasons why freelancers don’t think insurance is worthwhile, and explain why those reasons are… pretty daft. The information in this podcast is for general guidance and is not legal advice.