Business Insurance

Errors and omissions claims don't usually announce themselves early. A consulting engagement wraps up, the client moves on, and then — sometimes months later — the call comes. The advice was wrong, or the deliverable missed something, or the client made a decision based on work product that turned out to be incomplete. By the time anyone is talking

If you're running a federal contracting business out of Northern Virginia, suburban Maryland, or DC proper, you've almost certainly seen the words "performance bond required" in a solicitation. Most contractors understand that a bond is a requirement. Fewer understand exactly what it requires of them — their financials, their relationships, their timeline — before they can even submit a

We've been placing errors and omissions coverage for DC-area professional service firms long enough to have seen the same gap show up across different industries, firm sizes, and billing structures. The firms themselves are often well-run and smart about their business — and still carrying E&O limits that don't match what they're actually doing. That disconnect is worth talking