Professional Services
Advice, clients, and reputation.
Professional service firms provide advice, manage client relationships, and handle sensitive information. Exposure often centers on errors, omissions, and the financial consequences of professional work.
Common Insurance Conversations
- Errors and omissions in professional services
- Client and third-party liability
- Cyber and confidential data exposure
- Employees and workplace practices
- Office property and improvements
Property Considerations
Office contents, computers, and improvements may be reviewed under commercial property or a BOP, depending on eligibility.
Liability Considerations
General liability helps address covered third-party incidents. Professional liability addresses claims tied to advice and services.
Vehicle Considerations
Business travel and client visits may raise hired and non-owned auto considerations. Owned business vehicles may call for commercial auto.
Employee Considerations
Employees create workplace injury and employment practices exposure. Workers' compensation and EPLI conversations may apply.
Professional or Data Considerations
Professional liability and errors and omissions coverage is often central for firms that provide advice. Cyber conversations may apply where client data is stored.
Suggested Information to Prepare
- • Services provided and professional designations
- • Client contracts and engagement terms
- • Number of employees
- • Data and records stored
- • Office location and lease status
- • Prior claims history
Professional Services — Frequently Asked Questions
Insurance conversations for professional services.
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Eligibility varies by operation, location, and underwriting company. This page is educational and does not imply that every business within this industry is eligible or that one policy covers every exposure.
Availability, eligibility, underwriting company, terms, and coverage options vary. Speak with the agency to determine which products may be available for your business.
Some commercial insurance products may be offered by, administered by, or referred to third-party companies that are not affiliated with Texas Business Insurance. Each insurer is solely responsible for the products it issues and its financial obligations.
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