In California, it's important to purchase an errors & omission / professional liability insurance policy since California has the highest rate of litigations in the U.S. An errors & omission / professional liability insurance policy is a specialized liability protection against losses not covered by a traditional liability insurance. Anyhealth Insurance is here to help you find the right errors & omission / professional liability insurance policy to protect your business.
Claims of negligence
Claims of misrepresentation
Inaccurate advice
Court costs
Attorney fees
What is covered under your errors & omission / professional liability insurance policy?
We understand that as a business owner you are really busy trying to run your business which is why we want to make your claims process as quick and painless for you as possible. Below you will find all the information you will need to file your claims.
Anyhealth Insurance has selected insurance companies that provide 24-hour services. Please find their contact information as follows.
Insurance Company
Claim Phone Number
Nationwide Insurance
1-800-421-3535
The Hartford
1-800-327-3636
Guard Insurance
1-888-639-2567
Stillwater Insurance
1-800-220-1351
Travelers
1-800-238-6225
Filing a Claim
When you file a claim, you'll be asked to provide some basic details:
Location, time of day, and type of incident
Description of what has happened
Any supporting evidence that might help you during your court proceeding
Names of any witnesses and their contact information
What information do you need to prepare when filing a claim?
1. Who needs errors & omission / professional liability insurance?
Generally, any business which offers advice or provides a service needs an errors and omissions policy. Occupations that require E&O insurance typically include:
Consultants
Real estate agents
Insurance agents
Financial advisors
Lawyers
Accountants
Engineers
Architects
2. Who does the errors & omission / professional liability insurance cover?
Business owner
Salaried and hourly employees
Subcontractors working on behalf of the business
3. How is an errors & omission / professional liability insurance policy premium calculated?
