Risk management for therapists and counsellors: Avoid malpractice claims
Malpractice claims can arise from alleged negligence, communication issues, documentation errors, treatment concerns, confidentiality breaches or other professional service disputes.
How to prevent business bookkeeping and accounting fraud
Bookkeepers and accountants play an important role in helping businesses manage their finances, but financial fraud remains a significant risk…
A guide to builder risks and insurance in Australia
Building and construction projects involve significant investment, multiple contractors, valuable equipment, and strict regulations. Unexpected events can disrupt work and…
Common ethical issues in counselling and psychology
Ethical issues are a common part of counselling and psychology practice and can arise even when practitioners have the best…
Mental health resources for healthcare professionals in Australia
There are dedicated support services available across Australia designed specifically for healthcare workers. Many of these resources are free, confidential,…
Professional Indemnity Lawsuit Tips for Real Estate Professionals
Real estate professionals operate in a high-risk environment. Property transactions involve expensive handovers, strict legal obligations, and high client expectations.…
Do subcontractors need Public Liability insurance?
It may be important for subcontractors to carry their own Public Liability insurance because they may be held responsible for…
Professional Indemnity insurance risks for engineers
Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance is designed to respond to allegations of negligence, errors, or omissions in professional services. However, engineering…
Real estate insurance claims stories: Why you need insurance?
We explain common real-life real estate insurance claim examples of how insurance policies could help protect.
Professional Indemnity Insurance for NSW Builders: New 2027 Requirements Explained
Insurance changes are coming for NSW builders. From 1 July 2027, registered building practitioners in NSW will need Professional Indemnity…
