Howden appoints law firms to surveyors’ panel
Lloyd’s broker, Howden, has created a panel of law firms to provide a range of legal services to its surveying clients. The panel members are Reynolds Porter Chamberlain, Beale and Company, Weightmans and CMS Cameron McKenna.
Howden was recently appointed by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors as its preferred UK professional indemnity broker.
According to the broker, the legal panel will provide surveyors with free collateral warranty and contract reviews in addition to assistance with day-to-day legal matters. Howden will also be working with the panel to develop a series of seminars and insurance market updates to keep surveyors informed on areas such as risk management and issues surrounding PI insurance
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