Why Contractors Need Professional Liability Insurance
As the lines between design, bid and build have blurred, contractors are finding their general liability coverage isn’t enough.
As the lines between design, bid and build have blurred, contractors are finding their general liability coverage isn’t enough.
Commercial property owners are struggling to balance a positive bottom line as tenant vacancies and insurance premiums increase.
HOA insurance protects the association, its board members and its employees against significant financial losses.
Your financial advisory firm faces numerous exposures to complaints an employee has violated the law or done wrong by a client.
Professional liability responds to more abstract concerns, like mistakes you or your employees make while doing business.
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Commercial insurance rates are increasing on nearly every line of coverage, thanks to a rise in the frequency and severity of claims.
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Although a legal malpractice lawsuit is hard to win, clients will not hesitate to sue if they feel your service wasn’t up to par. Things like missing filing deadlines, skipping court dates, or making an agreement without client approval can set you up for a professional liability claim.