Professional services
Professional services
Consultants, designers, accountants, IT providers, marketing agencies, and other professional firms should explain what advice or services they provide.
Risk signals
Common discussion points
- Clients relying on professional advice, design, or technical work
- Contractual liability, indemnities, and service level obligations
- Confidential data, cyber, and privacy exposure
- Work performed across jurisdictions or remotely
- Subcontracted or outsourced professional work
Covers often discussed
Potential cover areas
- Professional indemnity
- Public liability
- Cyber and privacy discussions
- Statutory liability
- Management liability discussions
Questions for the adviser
Bring these into the conversation
- What advice, design, or professional services do clients rely on?
- Do contracts contain indemnities, liability caps, or service levels?
- Do you handle sensitive client data?
- Do subcontractors contribute to client deliverables?
Preparation tips
Before the meeting
- Prepare service descriptions and sample contract terms.
- Identify largest clients and revenue concentration.
- Document privacy, cyber, and subcontractor controls.
Prepare your risk context before the adviser conversation.
iCura helps organise the facts, questions, and renewal signals that make insurance advice more practical.