Professional Liability/E&O Insurance
Professional liability/errors and omissions liability insurance protects your business if an employee is accused of making errors in their work. It’s especially vital for professional services firms that regularly provide clients with advice or counsel.
Your clients count on you for professional advice and services. If a mistake happens, your business could face a costly lawsuit alleging negligence or inadequate work.
B. F. Saul Insurance will recommend a professional liability/errors and omissions liability insurance policy tailored to your needs. We have in-depth experience with professional services firms like:
- Accountants, attorneys, architects, and engineers
- Banking, broker/dealers, and asset managers
- Government contractors (privately owned and not-for-profit)
- Merchant banking and venture capital
- Technology
- Title agents
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Key Contacts
Michael Cronin
Senior Vice President, Business InsuranceView bio
301.986.6151
michael.cronin@bfsaul.com
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Independent Family Ownership
We believe that being privately held is essential to achieving growth—now and in the future. Retaining an independent ownership results in a long-term outlook and provides the financial means to invest in resources relevant to your needs.
Expertise & Experience
Your goals and priorities come first. With meaningful experience serving businesses, individuals, and families, we keep up on relevant exposures in order to customize the advice to you.
Proven Service Model
At B. F. Saul Insurance, the advisor that understands your risks and business priorities also negotiates and structures your program. Our direct access to the global insurance market affords you the best possible results.
We Develop Long Term Relationships
On average, we retain about 95% of our clients every year (greater than the industry average of 80-85%). We are passionate about people—yours and ours—leveraging our knowledge about you to more effectively advocate on your behalf in the market.
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