Professional Liability

Roman philosopher Seneca once said, “Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” This notion can do wonders for your agency.

Berkley Professional Liability, a Berkley Company, now offers a comprehensive primary private company management liability policy designed to address the growing exposures today’s private companies face.

A good checklist includes coverage choices as well as optional coverages a client might want to accept or reject.

Dealing with high net-worth clients is not the same as dealing with your other clients.

All businesses are vulnerable to a workplace violence event, whether it’s a casual office setting or an establishment with late hours and frequent customers.

As 20th-century writer and philosopher George Santayana famously declared, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” No argument here. Insurance underwriters and claim managers share the conviction that the surest way to predict the

ExecutivePerils launched RE360 early last year and is expanding coverage to include professionals that raise capital via real estate rather than stock or equity—a process known as syndication.

Between 1991, when Clarence Thomas’s U.S. Senate confirmation hearing was dominated by talk of sexual harassment, and 2017, which saw the birth of #MeToo, the EPLI market evolved enormously.

Independent agent Mary Pursell has observed major changes in the EPLI market. “Originally, EPLI policies covered sexual harassment, discrimination and wrongful termination,” she says. “Now, coverage definitions are expanding.”

Ironshore’s newly revised Designers and Contractors Professional & Pollution Liability form provides claims-made third-party professional liability protection against damages related to contractors’ negligence in the performance of professional services.