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When your expertise is your product, a single mistake can become an expensive claim. Professional Indemnity Insurance protects you against allegations of errors or omissions — helping you defend your reputation and keep trading with confidence.

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What Is Professional Indemnity Insurance?

Professional Indemnity (PI) Insurance protects professionals and businesses that provide advice, designs, or services from claims made by clients who allege financial loss due to mistakes or poor advice.

It covers your legal defence, compensation payments, and investigation costs — ensuring a single error doesn’t threaten your business.

Typical areas of protection include:

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Who Needs Professional Indemnity Insurance?

Professional Indemnity Insurance is essential for anyone offering advice, expertise, or professional services. Many clients and regulators make it a contractual requirement.

Consultants and management advisers

Provide strategic or operational advice where clients depend on your guidance; even a small oversight or misjudged recommendation can lead to financial loss claims.

Architects, engineers, and surveyors

Deliver designs, calculations, and reports that influence costly construction decisions; any error or omission could result in expensive rectification or liability disputes.

Accountants and financial advisers

Handle sensitive financial data, projections, and tax guidance where mistakes or misinterpretations can trigger direct monetary loss or compliance penalties for clients.

Marketing, PR, and design agencies

Create campaigns, materials, and strategies that shape public image; errors, delays, or copyright breaches can cause reputational damage and client loss.

IT and software developers

Build systems and applications that clients depend on for daily operations; coding errors, data loss, or integration issues can lead to significant downtime or loss of revenue.

Legal and compliance professionals

Advise on regulations, contracts, or governance frameworks; a misinterpreted clause or missed deadline can expose clients to costly legal or regulatory action.

Healthcare and clinical consultants

Provide assessments, training, or advisory services that influence patient care or practice standards; errors in advice can have both financial and reputational consequences.

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