Employees at Risk The potential liabilities that exist and the reasons for which federal employees obtain professional liability insurance (PLI) are vastly different.

Professional liability insurance (errors and omissions insurance) covers cover your business for mistakes in professional services. Here's how it works.

General liability insurance protects against claims of bodily injury or property damage, while professional liability insurance usually covers financial losses.

General liability insurance covers injuries and property damage you do to others. Professional liability covers mistakes you made, such as bad advice.

Professional liability insurance protects you if a client files a lawsuit over an alleged or actual mistake. It can protect against negligence, errors and more.

If you think your business needs professional liability insurance, you should compare providers before choosing your policy. Here are some of the best options for professional liability insurance ...

Medical Professional Liability Insurance All employed physicians, advanced practice providers, allied healthcare professionals and students in Drexel University’s healthcare programs are insured for ...

In the late 1990s, professional liability insurance became popular at the IRS after reform legislation provided a new avenue for agency employees to file complaints against their supervisors.

The past year once again saw a breadth of court decisions addressing a wide variety of directors and officers and professional liability insurance coverage issues. At various levels, state and ...

Professional liability insurance protects professionals like lawyers and physicians against negligence and other claims initiated by their clients.