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Run-off cover

What’s PI run-off cover and who needs it?
Here's how professional indemnity insurance run-off cover works. And why you need it to protect your past work even after you stop trading.
04/11/2024

Chartered accountants’ professional indemnity insurance requirements
There are loads of requirements for chartered accountants' professional indemnity insurance. Make sure you know what to look for.
02/09/2024

Insurance jargon explained
Business insurance jargon is everywhere and makes it difficult to understand your cover. Here are some jargon translations that should help.
31/05/2023

What’s claims made insurance?
Professional indemnity is 'claims made' insurance. Other types of insurance are 'claims occurring'. But what's the difference? And why does it matter?
09/11/2022

What’s malpractice insurance and why is it different to professional indemnity & public liability?
Find out how treatment malpractice insurance protects you if you injure a client. Also, why professional indemnity and public liability can't help.
01/04/2021

RICS professional indemnity insurance
RICS surveyors have to have professional indemnity insurance. Here's the low-down on what you need, why you need it and what it does for you.
19/06/2019

Putting your insurance on hold as an IT contractor
IT contractors taking a break from work, don't cancel your professional indemnity insurance. Stay protected. Put it on hold instead. Here's why:
21/01/2019

Why it pays to have architects’ PI run-off cover
Mistakes can take time to be discovered. That's why architects and construction industry pros who've stopped trading need PI run-off cover.
07/03/2016

CIMA insurance for accountants explained
Join CIMA and you'll need professional indemnity insurance. But that's just the start. There's more you need to think about, too. Here's the lowdown.
02/07/2014

Why short-term insurance can be a bad idea in the long run
The problem with short-term insurance policies is that they can leave you high and dry when you need them most. Here's the how and why.
11/12/2013