Lockdown customer champion: James Blackham, By Miles

James Blackham, By Miles CEO

By Miles CEO James Blackham was outspoken on premium refunds for motor customers under Covid-19. The insurtech boss tells Post why he felt the issue needed to be tackled – and why he is not finished yet.

As lockdown kicked into swing in March 2020, government advice and mandates saw people’s behaviour change in moments.

Told to stay at home and stop the spread, many of the UK’s cars swapped daily

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