This gets asked quite often.
PII should have run off cover but that does depend on the work you've been doing and the risk that you screwed up.
PEL? I wouldn't bother retaining that. It's barely needed while you're trading as it is.
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Public and Employers Liability / Professional Indemnity insurance after dissolution?
I started the process of dissolving my limited company about 14 months ago. From next month it will officially be dissolved in the eyes of Companies House, and I haven't traded through the company for 18 months.
What is best practice re continuing Public and Employers Liability / Professional Indemnity insurances after the company is dissolved?
I've read that I should purchase run off cover for professional liability, but can't find any info about Public and Employers Liability
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