50+ Years Experience Lockton is a global leader in tailored insurance solutions for solicitors & law firms. Get comprehensive Legal Professional Liability (LPL/LPLL) coverage, expert risk management seminars to reduce claims, and placement with top insurers. Trusted by 1,800+ firms worldwide. Protect your practice. Get a quote today.

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As a market leader in Legal Professional Liability for more than 50 years, Lockton offers expertise to more than 1,800 law firm clients worldwide.

We handle the entire process, including placing your firm with a wide range of solid insurance markets, tailoring your program to fit your firm’s specific practice. Additionally, we offer risk management seminars that train your employees to avoid Lawyers Professional Liability (LPL) claims when they arise.

As lawyers, you protect your clients’ interests. And we are here to protect yours — to stand and deliver innovative solutions and comprehensive coverage for your peace of mind. 

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Melody Qian

SVP - Professional and Executive Risk - Greater China
Melody.Qian@lockton.com
+852 2250 2672

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Kevin Wong

Vice President - Professional and Executive Risk - Greater China
kevin.wong@lockton.com
+852 2250 2886

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