
What does professional liability insurance cover?
Professional liability insurance covers claims related to:
Most insurance companies issue policies that operate on a claims-made basis. This means they only cover claims made within your policy period or the extended reporting period after your policy ends. Policies will specify a retroactive date to determine which events are covered.
Losses and claims that occur on or after the retroactive date of your policy would be eligible for coverage.
- Negligence
- Misrepresentation
- Inaccurate advice
Most insurance companies issue policies that operate on a claims-made basis. This means they only cover claims made within your policy period or the extended reporting period after your policy ends. Policies will specify a retroactive date to determine which events are covered.
Losses and claims that occur on or after the retroactive date of your policy would be eligible for coverage.