Our 100-year history has seen us insure a wide range of clients across a multitude of business sectors. Subsequently, we have the expertise to tailor insurance and risk management packages to your specific needs – however niche they may be.
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TL Dallas is one of the UK's leading independent insurance broking and risk management companies. With offices throughout the country, we have a long and distinguished heritage in providing insurance services and solutions.
The TL Dallas philosophy revolves around working as a team to achieve shared objectives. As a company, we strive to bring out the best in each other – respecting our colleagues as a means to foster strong and valuable collaborations.
Read moreTL Dallas is fortunate enough to consist of a long-standing, dedicated team of knowledgeable and experienced people, who pride themselves on providing the very best advice and service to our clients.
Read moreOur founder, Thomas Lessels Dallas OBE, was an enterprising Scotsman who – after working with Christian Salvesen and Scottish Life – founded the eponymously-named TL Dallas in Bradford in 1919.
Read moreOur 100-year history has seen us insure a wide range of clients across a multitude of business sectors. Subsequently, we have the expertise to tailor insurance and risk management packages to your specific needs – however niche they may be.
Our personal insurance team will listen to your requirements, and will advise on the most suitable cover options to meet your needs, building a bespoke solution from a wide range of insurers and products, which span the entirety of the marketplace.
Our chosen charities across Yorkshire and beyond have been spreading their Christmas cheer thanks to the £100,000 raised through our Centenary year. Your generous donations have helped The British Heart Foundation, Candlelighters, Mind i...
Shetland Foodbank has seen a dramatic increase in users compared to 2018 and children are amongst those most affected. Foodbank co-ordinator David Grieve commented 'we've seen a 58 per cent rise in food parcels, but more alarmingly a 143 pe...
