Mistakes happen. Financial ruin doesn’t have to.
When clients claim your work caused them a loss, Professional Liability Insurance — also called Errors & Omissions (E&O) — helps protect your reputation, your business, and your future.
The problem
Even the best professionals make mistakes. A missed deadline, a design flaw, or advice that doesn’t deliver the expected result can quickly lead to client disputes — and lawsuits. Without professional liability coverage, you could end up paying for legal fees, settlements, or damages out of pocket.
The solution
Professional Liability Insurance (E&O) protects service-based businesses and individuals from claims of negligence, mistakes, or failure to deliver promised results.
It helps cover the cost of legal defense, settlements, and judgments — even when a claim turns out to be unfounded.
And with SUREZA, you’re not left alone. We help you understand your coverage, choose the right limits, and guide you step by step if a client ever makes a claim.
What is Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
This insurance protects businesses that provide professional services, advice, or creative work — including consultants, designers, real estate agents, accountants, IT professionals, and more. It’s the coverage that keeps one error from becoming a financial disaster.
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Why sureza ?
Why It Matters ?
Your reputation is your business’s most valuable asset.
Even one claim — justified or not — can damage years of hard work and client trust.
Your reputation is your business’s most valuable asset.
Even one claim — justified or not — can damage years of hard work and client trust.
With SUREZA, you can operate confidently, knowing you’re protected from the risks that come with professionalism, accountability, and growth.
FaQs
Who needs Professional Liability Insurance?
Anyone who provides a service or advice — such as consultants, IT experts, realtors, accountants, or designers — should consider it.
Does general liability cover professional mistakes?
No. General Liability covers physical damage or injury. Professional Liability covers financial losses caused by service errors or bad advice.
Q: Is this coverage mandatory?
It’s often required by contracts, clients, or licensing boards — especially for consultants, financial advisors, and healthcare professionals.