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recommendations for Professional Liability insurance

Sorry if this is in the wrong place please feel free to move so if neccessary.

I'm just looking on some recommendations for professional liability insurance at least £250,000

thank you

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  • sprouter
    sprouter Posts: 71 Forumite
    Speak to any (high street/local) broker and them to sort. They'll ask all the questions and do all the donkey work and no doubt come up with the best discounted prices from (trade-dependent) Hiscox, Markel, Chartis, Chubb. Good luck
  • ukbill69
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    axa is good.
    Kind Regards
    Bill
  • DesG
    DesG Posts: 1,291
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    I have heard the co-op are reasonable but I havn't got a quote yet.

    Cheers, Des.
  • dacouch
    dacouch Posts: 21,636
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    What profession are you in ?
  • sandiep
    sandiep Posts: 915 Forumite
    Hiscox. They're underwriters too, so no middle man.
  • louisaL
    louisaL Posts: 290
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    thanks very much to everyone.

    I'm in the process of starting a Nanny and Childcare Agency (introduction only).
  • dacouch
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    As other posters have mentioned Hiscox are very good, personally I would avoid Axa.

    PI cover has different policy wording for different trades so that the policy reflects the risks of claims specific to that trade. It would therefore be worth you asking for quotes from brokers who specialise in covering childcare professions but probably the better brokers would be ones that specialise in covering employment agencies.
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