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Miscellaneous Professional Liability Insurance (Errors & Omissions)

Today's professionals operate in a world of increasing expectations, rapid change, and evolving client demands. From consultants and contractors to service specialists, even the most diligent experts face the risk of claims tied to errors, omissions, or perceived failures in their professional duties.

Novatae's Miscellaneous Professional Liability (MPL) insurance provides flexible, broad coverage tailored to diverse professions. Designed for retail brokers serving clients across multiple sectors, our MPL program combines competitive pricing, nationwide access, and in-house underwriting expertise for a seamless experience. 

 

Program Highlights
  • Coverage for 800+ eligible professional classes
  • Nationwide availability across all 50 states
  • Minimum premiums from $350, offering accessibility and affordability
  • Multiple deductible options to fit varied client needs
  • Ability to add General Liability coverage for select classes
  • Streamlined in-house underwriting for faster quote-to-bind turnaround

 

POLICY FEATURES
  • Broad Named Insured definition to encompass a range of professional exposures
  • Designed for businesses up to $5 million in annual revenue
  • TRIA coverage included at no additional cost
  • Independent Contractor Coverage, reflecting modern work arrangements
  • Extended Reporting Period (ERP) options available for up to 5 years
  • Court Attendance Cost Coverage for legal expense support
  • Duty to Defend provision ensuring strong, responsive legal backing
  • Insolvency Coverage to protect against financial instability risks

 

Target Classes
  • Insurance agents and brokers
  • Real estate professionals
  • Construction managers
  • Alarm installation and monitoring specialists
  • Business and management consultants
  • Claims adjusters
  • Excavation and site services
  • Expert witnesses
  • Tutors and academic professionals
  • Moving and logistics service providers
  • Dietitians and nutritionists
  • Equestrian service operators
  • Event planners and consultants
  • Janitorial and cleaning businesses
  • ...and hundreds of additional professional classes

FAQs for Miscellaneous Professional Liability Insurance

What is Miscellaneous Professional Liability (MPL) insurance?

MPL insurance protects service-based professionals from claims of negligence, errors and/or omissions (E&O) made during the course of their work. 

Who should consider MPL (E&O) coverage?

Any business or individual offering professional services, such as consultants, agents, contractors, or educators, should consider an E&O policy.

What makes Novatae's MPL program unique?

Our wholesale expertise, underwriting authority, and access to A-rated carriers allow brokers to offer flexible coverage across more than 800 professional classes. 

Is General Liability available under this program?

Yes, many classes are eligible for optional General Liability coverage in addition to MPL protection. 

How does Novatae support retail brokers?

We deliver responsive underwriting, quick quoting, and comprehensive solutions, helping brokers serve clients confidently and efficiently nationwide. 

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Why Partner with Novatae?

  • Wholesale and MGA authority in professional liability coverage
  • Access to A-rated carriers offering nationwide protection
  • Customizable programs built around diverse professional exposures
  • Fast, in-house underwriting to streamline broker operations
  • A dedicated team focused on helping retail partners protect the professionals who keep business moving

Novatae's Miscellaneous Professional Liability Program empowers brokers to deliver comprehensive, affordable, and expertly tailored protection, ensuring clients across all industries stay safeguarded from unexpected professional risks. 

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Fun Fact: In the Middle Ages, craftsmen were part of guilds that acted like early insurance companies? If a master's workshop burned down or they were robbed, the guild would use its funds to rebuild or cover their obligations. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/08/history-of-insurance.asp#History