Graphic Design Forum :: RE: Print insurance for designers?
No, when a job strikes problems and requires a re-print (i.e. the client rejects it). For example, I had a job recently where a pic file slipped through that had been enlarged nearly 200% by accident. It wasn't picked up at proof stage but the client noticed it when the job was printed. If they'd rejected the job and demanded a reprint, I would have had to pay for that, as it was essentially my fault. Luckily they didn't. Another colleague of mine produced and printed an Annual Report for a client, and some of the head shots were later decided to be 'too green' by the client. The client rejected it, and the printer sa... - Read More at This Link..
http://software-robotics.com/graphic-design-prepress/viewtopic.php?p=9500
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