PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE
Brian Mullins Insurance Brokers offers Professional Indemnity Insurance in Ireland, giving Irish businesses expert cover against legal and financial risks.
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Why Choose
BMIB?
- Fast quotes with minimal hassle
- Quick turnaround on paperwork
- Access to competitive Irish insurance markets
- Advice from qualified insurance advisors
- Support when you need to make a claim
- Flexible and easy payment options
- A reliable broker on your side
Cover
Details
- Negligence in professional duty
- Breach of confidentiality
- Errors or omissions
- Loss of documents / data
- Defamation
- Lost or damaged documents
Additional Benefits
- Architects / Accountants
- Design & Construct
- Estate Agents / Auctioneers
- Event Managers
- Media Professionals
- Mediators / Consultants
- Mortgage brokers
- Trainers / Fitness instructors
- Surveyors
- Many More professionals
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Professional Indemnity Insurance?
Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance protects your business if a client claims you provided negligent advice, made an error, or delivered inadequate services that caused them financial loss.
2. Is professional indemnity insurance compulsory in Ireland?
It is mandatory for certain regulated professions in Ireland, such as solicitors, accountants, insurance brokers, architects, and financial advisers. Other professions may require it under client contracts.
3. How are premiums for business insurance calculated?
Premiums are based on factors such as: Type of profession, Annual turnover, Level of cover required, Claims history and Risk exposure.
4. How is Public Liability insurance different from professional indemnity insurance?
Public Liability relates to physical risks (e.g., a client slipping in your office).
Professional Indemnity relates to financial risks from advice, designs, or services.
5. Does Professional Indemnity cover subcontractors?
Cover may extend to subcontractors if declared and agreed by the insurer. Always confirm this before work begins.