

Not for Profit Directors and Officer (D&O) Liability Insurance protects the assets of Not for Profit organizations and board members against lawsuits alleging mistakes in performance duties.
Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPL) provides protection from actual or alleged allegations of discrimination, harassment, wrongful terminations, retaliation and workplace-related wrongdoings alleged by employees and/or third parties.
Fiduciary Liability Insurance provides protection for errors, omission and negligence in the management of company sponsored retirement benefit plans, such as 401k and Employee Welfare which includes medical, disability benefit, and vacation benefit plans.
Crime Insurance (often referred to as Fidelity insurance or Employee Dishonesty Insurance) provides protection from theft of money & securities by employees and/or third parties along with optional coverage for theft of clients’ funds and loss of funds due to Social Engineering Fraud.
Cyber Insurance (also referred to as Network Security Insurance, Privacy Liability Insurance or Cyber Security Insurance) is designed for the protection of intangible and sensitive data such as Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, account numbers, driver’s license numbers and health records.
Miscellaneous Professional Liability (MPL) (often referred to as Errors & Omissions insurance, or E&O) provides protection for when a mistake in performing services causes a financial loss to a customer or business partner. Miscellaneous Professional liability covers negligence related to professional services or advice. It’s generally related to financial loss rather than physical injury or damages.
Business customers/clients expect more from professional service providers than ever before. When professional service providers (such as consultants, interior designers, public relations firms, event planners, travel agencies, dance instructors, graphic designer and other select professional service firms) performance falls short of a customer/client’s expectations, the customers/clients can bring a suit alleging negligence, misrepresentation or inaccurate advice. Whether these suits are legitimate or not, they can lead to lengthy litigation and expensive attorney fees.