In this episode of the Professional Indemnity (PI) Market Report podcast series, we explore the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its implications for businesses, regulators, and the insurance industry.

In the third episode of the Professional Indemnity (PI) Market Report podcast series, we explore the evolving claims environment across the UK, with particular focus on how London compares to the regions.

In this podcast, Alison Siniver, partner and Rupert Webber, Senior Associate, of the Accountants’ Litigation and Regulatory team, discuss recent trends in tax related claims and wealth management claims against professionals in the UK.  

Listen to Alison and Rupert discuss changing tax rules; the potential impact of government policies; tax scheme group actions; R&D claims; wealth management claims; and key risk management tips for tax professionals.

In the latest episode of the Professional Indemnity (PI) Market Report podcast series, we explore the evolving landscape of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risks and what they mean for professional service firms and their insurers.

In the first episode of the Professional Indemnity (PI) Market Report podcast series, we look at the transformation of the UK regional market and unpack the key issues and trends highlighted in the report.

Welcome to the fourth episode of our Professional Indemnity Claims Handling 101 series where Sophie Nehammer and Matthew Terry discuss notification of claims in the context of professional indemnity insurance.   In a bite sized 11-minute episodes, they explore:  

• The form, importance and validity of a notification of a claim or a circumstance;
• Caselaw on claims made policies;
• Notification of multiple claims (blanket notifications); and
• Policy response including aggregation.

Welcome to the third episode of our Professional Indemnity Claims Handling 101 series, in which Jane Williams and Lucy Murphy provide an overview of wills and probate claims against solicitors.

In a bite sized 16-minute episode, they explore:

• Common claims including drafting inaccuracies, estate distribution errors and the timing of claims
• Larke v Nugus statements
• Categories of Claimants including disappointed beneficiaries
• Practical tips for handling wills and probate claims

If you have any thoughts or queries on this episode please don’t hesitate to reach out to the speakers.

Welcome to the second episode of our Professional Indemnity Claims Handling 101 series! David Rees Smith and Sarah Brice run through pre-action conduct and civil procedure in the context of professional negligence claims.

In a bite-size, 12-minute episode, they explore:

• what the protocol is
• the aim of the protocol
• the procedure steps under the protocol
• how a claim will be decided at trial

Welcome to the first series of Professional Indemnity Claims Handling 101!

This series aims to provide an overview of a range of topics over the course of the next few months, beginning with a dive into ‘Policy Wording’ from Legal Director Lucy Murphy and Associate Sophia Hanif.

In a bite size, 12-minute episode, they navigate through insurance documents and explore:

• What’s covered;
• Common exclusions;
• Minimum Terms of Insurance; and more.