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Professional Indemnity Insurance Features & Benefits
What is a Claims Made Policy
Before Entering Into Insurance Contracts, Consider the Conditions
Common Professional Indemnity Policy Terms
The Benefit of Continuous Cover with the same Insurer
Selling or Ceasing Business? Check If You Require Run Off Cover
Questions to Consider When Setting your Sum Insured
Checklist to Make Sure You're Covered
Before Entering Into Insurance Contracts, Consider the Conditions
Your Duty of Disclosure to Your Insurer
Change of Risk or Circumstances
Claims Notification Process
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GUIDE FEATURE
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POLICY FEATURES AND BENEFITS
What Professional Indemnity Insurance is – and who needs it
Who can make a claim against you
What Professional Indemnity Insurance covers and its features and benefits
POLICY TERMS & CONDITIONS
Get to Know the Terms in Your Professional Indemnity Insurance Policy
Continuity of Cover – The benefit of maintaining cover with the same insurer.
SELLING OR CEASING BUSINESS?
Check if you require Run Off Cover to protect yourself from potential future claims
POLICY COVER CHECKLIST
A handy, comprehensive checklist to make sure your policy has the right cover for your business
SETTING YOUR SUM INSURED CHECKLIST
Questions you need to ask when setting your sum insured, to ensure you get the right amount of cover.
CLAIMS-MADE POLICY
What a ‘Claims Made’ policy is – and why you need to know
The difference between an Occurrence and Claims Made Policies – this is important information to know!
BEFORE ENTERING INTO CONTRACTS, CONSIDER THE CONDITIONS
How contractual liabilities may affect your insurance
Indemnity and hold harmless clauses and their implications
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
Your duty of disclosure as a business owner when it comes to your insurance (if you don’t know this, you could leave yourself open to risk exposure)
What you need to know before entering into insurance contracts
Understanding Change of Risk of Circumstances in your business that impact your policy
CLAIMS NOTIFICATION PROCESS
Notifying possible circumstances that could give rise to a claim
What is a ‘circumstance’ that could give rise to a claim
What happens in the event of Failure to notify circumstances
