Mortgate protection question

I am so confused by all this, so huge apologies if I am repeating what others have asked before. When we got our mortgage from Bairstow Eves, we were told we had to take out payment protection via Legal & General so that if anything happened to us our mortgage would still be paid. It has since occurred to us that because we had pretty good insurance via work at the time we didn't really need it. This sounds dodgy then, right? If this is a case of mis-sold PPI who is at fault? Bairstow Eves? Legal & General? Or Nationwide, our mortgage provider? We have no idea who to write to!
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

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  • When we got our mortgage from Bairstow Eves, we were told we had to take out payment protection
    If it was a condition of the loan, then it wasn't mis-sold.
    Sounds like Bairstow Eves are/ were a broker? What year was it?
    If it was mis-sold, you complain to whoever sold you the insurance policy.
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