Errors And Omissions Insurance

Errors and Omissions Insurance

Errors and omissions insurance, also known as professional liability insurance, helps protect your small business against claims by clients, customers, or other businesses who believe they were harmed due to advice or services your business provided.

Also referred to as E&O insurance, professional liability insurance, or professional indemnity insurance, this type of coverage is designed to help cover legal fees, costs, and damages for relevant claims. However, it does not protect your business from criminal prosecution.

Depending on your profession or industry, your state may require your business to carry an errors and omissions insurance policy. Also, in some industries, customers and clients may require proof of errors and omissions insurance. Professionals who often carry E&O insurance include architects, contractors, attorneys, engineers, consultants, marketers, counselors, real estate agents, and others.

Even if your client or your state does not require that you have errors and omissions insurance, electing to add this coverage can be a wise business decision because it may help protect your business in the case of a liability claim.

What's typically covered by errors and omissions insurance?

Errors and omissions insurance may help protect small businesses against errors and omissions claims such as:

What other types of insurance might my small business need?

While general liability insurance protects you, your business, and your employees in the case of bodily injury, property damage, or personal injury claims, small business owners should consider other types of insurance:

Workers’ compensation insurance medical, disability, survivor, burial, and rehabilitation benefits to employees who experience illness, injury, or death due to a work-related incident. In nearly all states, and with few exceptions, businesses are required by law to carry workers’ compensation insurance. Get a workers’ comp quote in 3 minutes

Commercial auto insurance covers liability and physical damage for vehicles owned by your company.

Cyber insurance protects your business against data breaches and cybercrime such as computer hacking and stolen information.

Business owner’s policy (BOP) insurance offers bundled protection from claims related to property damage, fire, personal injury, advertising injury, and other issues.

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