For three seasons, “Downton Abbey,” the widely popular PBS television program, has offered viewers an escape to the seemingly carefree world of British nobility during the reign of King George V.
The lives of the Crawley family and their servants are filled with dinner parties, hunting excursions and Ford Model-T cars, but also liability issues and risks—shared with the real-life owners of Highclere Castle and other high net worth clients.
Click through the slides to learn 5 insurance lessons from “Downton Abbey.”
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