Letting agents in danger of accelerating claims
Letting and residential management agents are in danger of an accelerating number of claims against ...
Letting and residential management agents are in danger of an accelerating number of claims against their professional indemnity (PI) cover if they fail in their paperwork, says specialist insurance broker Thomas Winter. Director John Hornsey claims that, over the past year, there has been a significant increase in the number of claims alleging negligence in the management of properties. The two problem areas are lack of detail in records and vagueness in explaining the extent, frequency and
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