Specialist PI placement for solicitors, architects, surveyors, accountants, engineers, IFAs and other regulated professions. Bristol-based, working the UK market since 2009.
Professional indemnity (PI) insurance pays your legal defence costs and any compensation you owe when a client or other third party claims your advice, design or professional service was negligent and caused them a financial loss, subject to the policy terms. It is written on a claims-made basis: the policy in force when the claim is made responds, so cover must stay continuous, with run-off when you stop practising. Solicitors, ICAEW and ACCA accountants in practice, RICS-regulated firms, architects and FCA-authorised financial advisers and intermediaries must hold it under their regulators’ rules; many other firms need it because client contracts require it.
Tell us when your renewal's due and a broker will be in touch ahead of it.
We work across 30+ insurer markets, including Lloyd’s via wholesale, tied to none — and we place cover one renewal at a time. You deal with a named broker on a direct line, not a queue. If your current PI experience is a login and a reference number, this is the other way to do it.
Professional indemnity for solicitors, architects and design & construct, accountants and bookkeepers, surveyors, engineers, IFAs, IT professionals and other professional services firms. We handle SRA and ARB minimum-terms requirements as standard.
Guides for firms comparing brokers, growing, or planning for the day they stop trading.
Send us your current Statement of Fact and Schedule, or start a fresh proposal — whichever you have to hand. A named broker reviews it and comes back with options. No fee for a quote.
Checked 28 September 2026: FCA: professional indemnity insurance requirements · ARB: professional indemnity insurance guidance (19 June 2025) · RICS professional indemnity insurance requirements, version 11 (from 1 July 2025) · SRA Indemnity Insurance Rules and Minimum Terms and Conditions · ICAEW Professional Indemnity Insurance Regulations, effective 1 September 2024.
We are paid by commission from insurers when a policy is placed, included in the premium you pay. There is no fee for a quote. If we charge a broker fee on any policy, we will tell you the amount before you commit. Full detail is in our Terms of Business and Privacy Notice.
Not trading yet? If the business is new, see our guide to insurance for a new business — and our new-business proposal forms ask what you expect to earn and where you did this work before, instead of turnover history you do not have yet.