Estate/Lettings Agents Insurance
We have many years’ experience which helps us to understand the insurance requirements of Property Professionals.
Estate Agents specialists
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Why do I need Estate Agents Insurance?
We understand that no matter whether you are offering advice on property acquisition, property rental, or estate management, things can go wrong at any stage of the process.
This is the main reason why insurance for estate and letting agents is essential. With the home-buying process constantly changing, the changes in legislation and the introduction of home information packs there is an increased opportunity for an error to be made.
Professional bodies
With property litigation on the rise, there is an increased pressure for estate and letting agents to protect themselves. The property market has been volatile in recent years and since the drop in 2008 there has been a significant increase in the claims being brought against agents in the sales and lettings arena.
There are professional bodies which have rules relating to PI cover including mandatory cover or minimum limits required for their members. The main professional bodies with PI rules are as follows:
“Our priority is always the client. That’s why we aim to provide you with first class service at all times.
Our experienced team offer vast amounts of knowledge and a proactive approach to service. We will take the time to get to know your business as if it were our own.”
Martin Swann
Managing Director, Financial & Professional Risks Division
Cover can include
- Office contents (including multiple locations)
- Directors and officers liability
- Employment practices liability
- Corporate legal liability
- Trustee indemnity
- Crime/fidelity
- Public liability
- Employer’s liability
- Product liability
- Business interruption
- Group travel
- Personal accident
- Computers
- Cyber liability
- Overseas offices/staff
- Intellectual property
- Kidnap and ransom
- Identity theft
- Medical malpractice
- Legal expenses (including contract disputes)
