Protect yourself and your business against claims arising from mistakes, advice errors, negligence or breaches of professional duty.
Professional indemnity insurance protects businesses and individuals against financial loss, defence costs and legal expenses arising from claims alleging errors, omissions, negligence or breaches of professional duty in the services or advice they provide.
Even allegations that turn out to be without merit can result in substantial legal costs and compensation demands. This cover helps protect your business reputation and financial stability by helping meet these liabilities. Professional indemnity insurance is often required by legislation, professional associations, licensing bodies or client contracts.
Professional indemnity insurance is commonly arranged by:
Covers claims alleging lack of reasonable care, skill or diligence in the delivery of professional services.
Protection for losses caused by mistakes, oversights or incorrect advice.
Covers legal advisors, barristers and court-room costs, regardless of claim outcome.
Protection where contractual or professional standards are not met.
Tailored to your business scope and activities, ensuring the services you provide are properly covered.
Run-off cover for cessation of past work or businesses, legal defence costs. Available coverage for defamation, loss of documents, breach of intellectual property, and dishonesty of employees.
Professional disputes can be costly and complex
Defence costs apply even if the allegation is unproven
Clients and regulators often require proof of cover
Professional bodies may mandate minimum limits
Past work can still attract liability years later
Talk with a broker experienced in professional liability cover.
Get My Professional Indemnity Insurance QuoteImportant: Policy wording, definitions and exclusions vary among insurers. Certain risks (like guarantees of performance or punitive contractual terms) may be excluded. A Seguro insurance broker can help ensure your cover meets legal obligations and contract requirements.