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James Hallam is an independent Lloyd’s broker with a dedicated team of experienced insurance professionals who care about protecting your business.
Not all insurers will work with tattooists. But at James Hallam, we take pride in helping licensed tattoo artists and tattoo studios access the specialist cover they need at a competitive price.
Why Tattoo Artists Need Insurance
Getting a tattoo is a major life choice, and customers are taking a risk when they choose to use your services. They trust you to get it right, and to keep them safe before, during, and after the process.
If something goes wrong, it can result in serious injuries, and seriously costly claims for you and your business. But specialist tattoo artist insurance can cover you, your studio, and your customers for all of the unique risks associated with your work.
Beyond this, your insurance can also cover you for standard business risks. You can cover your equipment for repairs or replacements following loss, theft, or damage, and your studio for fire, flood, vandalism, and other risks.
24 hour gyms can benefits from a range of insurance cover, including:
Tattoo artist insurance can cover you whether you:
If you do run a tattoo studio, your insurance can extend to cover your employees, as well as any guest artists you may host at your studio.
Core areas of cover include:
If a customer is dissatisfied with your work, or if they develop an infection or an allergic reaction having used your services, then they may make a claim against you on the grounds of negligence, or professional misconduct.
This is where liability insurance for tattoo studios and tattoo artists can prove invaluable. In the event of a negligence claim from a customer, your insurance can cover your legal fees, along with any compensation payments that may be due. This can give you and your customers full confidence that everything will be covered should anything ever go wrong with your work.
Liability insurance for tattoo studios can also cover claims involving copyright and design infringements.
James Hallam is an independent Lloyd’s broker with access to a hand-picked selection of A-rated insurance providers. We can help you understand the unique risks you face as a tattoo artist, and we can also tailor a bespoke insurance package to cover you for these risks at the right price.
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