PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE (E&O)
You stand behind your work. Plan for the questions that may follow.
When people pay for your expertise, expectations come with it. Let’s talk about protection for the advice, services, and decisions your clients rely on.
Let’s talk about your coverage ↗Your expertise carries responsibility.
A missed detail. A disputed recommendation. Work a client says caused a financial loss. Even when you believe you did everything right, an allegation can take time and money to address.
Professional liability, also called errors and omissions insurance, is worth considering alongside the way you serve clients. We’ll help you look at your services, agreements, and coverage history.
Make the policy fit the profession.
- The advice or services you deliver
- The promises and insurance requirements in client contracts
- Your past work, prior coverage, and reporting dates
The definition of your professional services is important. So are retroactive dates, exclusions, and how defense costs affect the limit. We’ll help you ask the questions before a dispute makes them urgent.
A good question to ask.
Why do prior coverage dates matter?
Some professional liability policies depend on when the work happened and when a claim is made or reported. Bring your existing policy when you change insurers so those dates get a careful review.
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