Professional Indemnity Insurance

If you don’t see your profession on this list, don’t worry; we can still do something for you. Our Professional Indemnity Insurance definition UK is explained below for those who need some help understanding this policy.

We only use UK-based Insurers to ensure you get the broadest possible cover and competitive premiums.

To find out how much protection and competitive our premiums are and take advantage of our Professional Liability Insurance quote cover, you need to click the short quotation form at the top of the page, which is simple and quick to complete and let us handle this for you. Alternatively, you can telephone 0191 2130748 and speak to the sales team based at our Newcastle office.

Different professions may describe PI Insurance as Malpractice Insurance or Errors & Omissions Insurance. Still, the core concept is to protect you, your business, and your family in case of negligence lawsuits from your clients.

Negligence focuses on your failure or the failure of your staff to perform and to act with care based on expectations or by having a contract, allegations of misrepresentation, and other claims, which can at least, cause a stressful time for you and, at worst, having the stress and financial implications of getting your advise wrong. The financial loss to your client can also threaten their business, home, or family, so having an Insurance quote with the right insurers, who will be there for you and support you and your business, has to be correct.

Are you worried about the costs? Professional Indemnity Insurance cover at Crosby Insurance Brokers gives you much protection for much less money than you’d expect.

You might believe that your Public liability policy covers you, but that is certainly not enough. These policies only cover your physical presence on someone’s property for any physical accidents caused by your physical presence, like falling, tripping, etc. It would help if you had a Professional Liability Insurance policy because of advice given in error, either verbally or in writing, as a Public liability policy excludes this.