When you’re creating a company in France, there are a certain number of procedures you have to respect, one of which being: getting insured. Indeed, the law itself states that certain type of insurance is mandatory for all companies, no matter their age, size or activity, while others depend on what type of company you run. What are they?

When creating a company, often, you’re going to have to take out a loan. In these cases, it’s actually very common to subscribe to a loan insurance! However, this is not a decision that is to be taken lightly; you need to closely evaluate the risks, especially when it comes to payments.

As the legal representative of your company in France, your personal liability can be incurred by many actors, whether they’re from the company or not.

In France, every citizen has what’s known as civil liability. Basically, it means that if you, or someone you are responsible for ever causes someone else harm, then you’re going to have to compensate the other party somehow. Thankfully, there exists insurance to protect you from that.

As the legal representative of your company, not only do you pay attention to the situation of your company, but also to the situation of your employees and clients.