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Previously on "Darren Upton - Professional Indemnity Claim"

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  • SimonMac
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    Just checked the wording of my PI

    Dishonest, fraudulent or malicious act or omission of any former or present Employee (which
    term, for the purpose of this clause alone, shall not include any principal, partner, member or
    director of the Insured) provided that no indemnity shall be given under this Policy in the
    event that any principal, partner, member or director of the Insured conspired to commit or
    condoned any such dishonest, fraudulent or malicious act or omission;
    And it seems you are out of luck trying to claim on PI (assuming his conditions will be similar)

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by Nixon Williams View Post
    Before he was struck off by ACCA, they had withdrawn his practising certificate, there are no details why this was done, but one reason could be that he did not have PI Insurance.
    That is just an assumption without foundation (unless you can prove otherwise). I would have thought running an investment fund without FSA approval was a more plausible basis for being kicked out of ACCA.

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  • Nixon Williams
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    Before he was struck off by ACCA, they had withdrawn his practising certificate, there are no details why this was done, but one reason could be that he did not have PI Insurance.

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  • jmo21
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    I'd hazard a guess and say he didn't keep up the payments.

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  • NotAllThere
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    Serious question - moved to serious forum.

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  • DeludedAussie
    started a topic Darren Upton - Professional Indemnity Claim

    Darren Upton - Professional Indemnity Claim

    Please lets keep this a serious thread

    Has anyone considered and made progress with claiming on his PI policy?

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