Licensed Conveyancers Insurance
Howden are the affiliate partner to The Conveyancing Association and work closely with The Society of Licensed Conveyancers (SLC). We manage Professional Indemnity Insurance for 46% of the UK’s licensed conveyancers.
With over 25 years’ experience in the conveyancing sector, our clients range from sole traders to top 100 legal practices, including several of the UK’s largest licensed conveyancers and solicitors including SRA regulated practices, notaries and barristers.
We offer a range of services and insurance solutions for conveyancers:
• SLC and CLC compliant Professional Indemnity Insurance
• Bespoke risk management audits
• Employment Practices Liability
• Cyber Liability
• Office & Contents
• Public Liability Insurance.
Our expertise and understanding of insuring the conveyancing sector is further complemented by our position as the UK’s leading broker to valuation surveyors and panel managers, sectors that have been impacted by very similar professional indemnity challenges to conveyancing firms.
Claims you can count on
If you do need to make a claim, our in-house team of over 30 lawyers and senior claims specialists are here to help. They’ll be on your side throughout, keeping you updated and working towards a quick settlement wherever possible.
What conveyancers say about us
I find the entire process pretty fraught at the best of times, but then our insurer withdrew and I feared it was going to be even worse. Thanks to Howden's clear and helpful communication all the way along, I was probably the calmest I’ve been throughout a June! I appreciate it is a busy period, so I appreciate your hard work.
Edward Donne
Edward looks after Howden’s Licensed Conveyancers clients, helping them get the cover they need in a changing market. He is also the Chairman of the PI New Business Forum, which gives him a unique insight into the world of Professional Indemnity. Edward is our man on the inside, offering his clients advice and insights to mitigate their risk and manage their insurance needs.