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To Claim or Not To Claim: Navigating The Insurance Claims Process for Attorneys             [Claim of the Month 1.4]

Dave Devinger

Errors and omissions Insurance is universally recognized by professionals across all industries as a fundamental security component for their practices. Nevertheless, the process of filing an insurance claim can often seem like a labyrinth of...

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If a claim is made against you by a client, your professional liability insurance comes to your defense. Also known as “errors and omissions” insurance, it protects you from the threat of ruinous legal bills and defends your firm. No practicing accountant should be without it.

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