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Professional Services Sector

Architects and engineers, accountants, consultants, financial advisers and event planners. Licensed people selling judgement — often one of them, often from their own office.

A client who says your advice cost them money can bring a claim whether or not anyone was careless.

The loss is pure economics — no injury, no damage, nothing a general liability policy was written to answer.

Which is why professional liability, not general liability, is the policy this section lives on, and why so many client contracts name it before they will sign. On a claims-made policy the retroactive date matters more than the limit: let cover lapse and the work you did last year quietly stops being protected. Law firms and medical practices sit in their own sections, linked below.

How we work

However you arrive at this page, the path from here is the same.

  1. Understand your risk

    We start with how you actually operate — your assets, your people, and the exposures that come with them.

  2. Match it to the right carrier

    We shop carriers whose appetite and specialization fit your risk, then lay the options out side by side.

  3. Stay with you

    We stay on through renewals, mid-term changes, and claims — adjusting as things change and advocating when it counts.