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    PI conditions

    Hi
    I am working as design verification consultant for an insurance client on contract basis. I am working using my own PI which is renewed on annually basis. I am wondering once I leave the client would then would I have to keep renewing my PI for the projects that I had worked for that client?
    I can not find any clause about this neither in my client contract nor in the terms provided by the PI provider.

    Thanks.

    #2
    Yep.

    In theory they can come and sue you after the contract has finished if they found your work to be defective.
    "You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR

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      #3
      Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
      Yep.

      In theory they can come and sue you after the contract has finished if they found your work to be defective.
      ..and what if I was working on employer's indemnity.

      any work I complete with PI now should be covered by existing PI..why would I have to maintain it for a later stage..would I not be able to invoke previous (expired) PI at a later date..

      what is the way out of it -how to go rightly about it?

      Many thanks.
      Last edited by abc111; 12 April 2017, 10:46.

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        #4
        Just pay for it and carry on. Your next gig is likely to need it, and the next. What is it. Like 240 quid?
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          #5
          Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
          Just pay for it and carry on. Your next gig is likely to need it, and the next. What is it. Like 240 quid?
          Over 1000! that's the thing this client has higher PI demand -last client and the one to follow is likely to be 500.
          Where to get 5million PI for 240? PM me that will be great!

          Many thanks.

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            #6
            anyone..

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              #7
              Sure I had similar requirement when at DVLA, QDOS did it for only a bit extra, can't remember exactly how much PI was required exactly but it was significantly higher than the norm...

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                #8
                Originally posted by abc111 View Post
                Over 1000! that's the thing this client has higher PI demand -last client and the one to follow is likely to be 500.
                Where to get 5million PI for 240? PM me that will be great!
                Assuming that Design Verification Consultant is an IT role. And that it's just you as the consultant. Then £5m cover is £399 from Qdos. £2m for £209.
                Either way it's not that expensive as a cost of doing business. And if they want £5m cover then you are doing quite important work so getting paid > £500 a day. So even at £1000 cover that's <1% of your revenue.
                See You Next Tuesday

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Lance View Post
                  Assuming that Design Verification Consultant is an IT role. And that it's just you as the consultant. Then £5m cover is £399 from Qdos. £2m for £209.
                  Either way it's not that expensive as a cost of doing business. And if they want £5m cover then you are doing quite important work so getting paid > £500 a day. So even at £1000 cover that's <1% of your revenue.
                  Thanks. Its to do with maintaining it after this contract.
                  I am structural engineering consultant -any recommendations for good/ cheaper PI provider for future.

                  Many thanks.

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                    #10
                    Cheaper than 499 for a highly regarded provider?

                    But if you insist...

                    https://www.moneysupermarket.com/bus...nal-indemnity/
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