Non-Medical Staff: The Overlooked Liability Risk in Residential Care Facilities

Posted on: March 18, 2026 by Huntersure

When insurance agents evaluate liability exposure for assisted living and independent living communities, the focus is often on nurses, medication management, and licensed care staff. However, liability events in residential care settings can originate elsewhere. Dining staff, front-desk personnel, activity coordinators, aides, and maintenance workers interact with residents throughout the day. These employees may not […] Read More

Posted in: Residential Care Facility

What To Include in a Contractor’s Professional Liability Application To Speed Approval

Posted on: March 11, 2026 by Huntersure

When key operational details are missing from a contractors professional liability insurance application, the entire underwriting process can grind to a halt. Underwriters may request additional information about project scope, subcontractor involvement, or design responsibilities before moving forward. Contractors face liability exposures tied to design work, project delivery methods, and subcontractor management. Because of these […] Read More

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What CPAs Need in a Liability Policy During Tax Season (That Most Don’t Have)

Posted on: February 23, 2026 by Huntersure

It’s late March. A certified public accountant (CPA) finalizes returns, when a frustrated client calls about an unexpected tax bill. The numbers may be correct, yet the client feels blindsided. In moments like this, accountants professional liability insurance becomes the safeguard when dissatisfaction turns into allegations. Tax season brings tight deadlines, incomplete records, and constant […] Read More

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Does Your Construction Management Client Have the Right Liability Layers?

Posted on: February 17, 2026 by Huntersure

Construction management firms no longer operate quietly behind the scenes. Today, they act as the owner’s representative and coordinate architects, engineers, and consultants across complex projects. With that visibility comes meaningful responsibility and real professional risk. When projects face cost overruns, design disputes, or coordination failures, construction managers can be named alongside design professionals. That […] Read More

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How Strong Is Your Client’s Lawyer E&O Policy When Trust Breaks Down?

Posted on: February 10, 2026 by Huntersure

What triggers errors and omissions (E&O) claims at large law firms? It’s not always a missed statute of limitations or a clear legal mistake. Rather, it can begin with a client who feels unheard, misinformed, or blindsided. In those moments, lawyers professional liability insurance becomes the financial safeguard when trust turns into allegations. Client trust […] Read More

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3 E&O Pitfalls Real Estate Professionals Miss During Peak Listing Season

Posted on: January 29, 2026 by Huntersure

Are fast-moving deals causing slow-burning liability issues? During peak listing season, real estate professionals often juggle more listings, offers, and closings than usual. It’s easy to assume that routine transactions carry routine risk. In reality, volume and speed increase the chances of small mistakes that can lead to costly claims. That’s why errors and omissions […] Read More

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Why Contractors Should Start the Year by Reviewing Their Professional Liability Policies

Posted on: January 21, 2026 by Huntersure

The beginning of the year is a time for budgeting and bid planning. It’s also an ideal moment for insurance agents to help contractor clients reassess their risk strategy, including a review of professional liability insurance for contractors. Many businesses rely on general liability as a catchall, but it does not address professional risk. When […] Read More

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What Allied Health Professionals Should Reassess in Their Liability Coverage for the New Year

Posted on: January 14, 2026 by Huntersure

The start of a new year is a natural time for reflection, and insurance reviews should be part of that process. For insurance agents, this season creates a valuable opportunity to help allied health care professionals reassess liability coverage before small gaps turn into costly issues. As allied health roles continue to expand across new […] Read More

Posted in: Allied Healthcare

How Year-End Tax Errors Lead to E&O Claims

Posted on: December 22, 2025 by Huntersure

How do year-end tax planning mistakes lead to E&O claims? During the final stretch of the year, insurance professionals juggle tax deadlines, policy renewals, and client expectations — often all at once. In that environment, even minor oversights, such as a missed endorsement or misquoted deductible, can lead to significant problems. That’s when errors and […] Read More

Posted in: E & O E & O Insurance

New Privacy Laws & Social Services Liability Coverage

Posted on: December 18, 2025 by Huntersure

A clinician receives a call from a distressed patient. Their therapy summary was mistakenly sent to someone else with a similar name. It was a simple dropdown error in the electronic health record (EHR). But now, the provider is facing a formal investigation under recently enacted privacy laws, and their liability coverage is being tested. […] Read More

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