Protection in the name of duty.
With more and more professional negligence claims being brought against brokers, they must ensure they are clear on how far their duty is expected to go.
The hardening insurance market is yesterday's news but one of theconsequences is an increasing number of professional negligence claims
against brokers.
Disappointed insureds are already looking to their brokers for recompense
where insurers have declined cover on policy points that would have been
given a more generous interpretation last year.
When insureds are re-visiting the advice they are given by brokers at
policy inception, it is worth considering the scope of insurance brokers'
duties to
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