Posted on: July 29, 2026 by Huntersure
A med spa runs a routine laser hair removal treatment the same way it has done many times before — same protocols, same equipment, same trained staff. Months later, a former client sues, alleging that the session left her with burns. Claims scenarios for allied healthcare risks are full of cases like this one. So, […] Read More
Posted on: July 22, 2026 by Huntersure
What would you tell a client who receives a subpoena but is not accused of wrongdoing? It happens more often than many agents expect. An accounting firm can get pulled into a client’s legal dispute through document requests or testimony obligations. Even when the firm’s work is not in question, responding still takes time, money, […] Read More
Posted on: July 15, 2026 by Huntersure
Many agents treat a contractors professional liability insurance application like another form to fill out and forget. But underwriters see it differently. For them, the application provides a primary view into how a contractor works on a job, from design input to project oversight and subcontractor coordination. Incomplete or unclear submissions may affect underwriting decisions, […] Read More
Posted on: June 24, 2026 by Huntersure
Miscellaneous professional liability (MPL) claims don’t necessarily begin with a dramatic, headline-worthy mistake. More often, they stem from an overlooked administrative task, a conversation that never happened, a contract term that two parties understood differently, or an allegation that professional advice led to financial harm. The work looks routine right up until the moment a […] Read More
Posted on: June 17, 2026 by Huntersure
Many design, engineering, and inspection consultants depend on outside specialists to complete projects. Geotechnical labs, materials testing firms, environmental consultants, and specialty inspectors all play important roles in delivering the technical information that shapes critical project decisions. Yet when those third-party findings turn out to be inaccurate, project owners may not focus their attention solely […] Read More
Posted on: June 11, 2026 by Huntersure
Picture a partner who leaves one law firm for another, signs on to her new firm’s policy, and assumes every matter she ever touched is still insured. Two years later, a former client files a malpractice claim tied to advice she gave at her old firm. The new carrier reviews the file and denies it. […] Read More
Posted on: May 26, 2026 by Huntersure
How should agents structure professional liability coverage for small contractors and seasonal workers? Agents may assume that lower revenue or shorter project timelines translate to limited professional liability exposure. However, even smaller jobs can lead to significant claims when design input, project coordination, or subcontractor oversight breaks down. Professional liability insurance for small contractors should […] Read More
Posted on: May 20, 2026 by Huntersure
Picture this: A med spa client files a claim after a contract injector performs a procedure that goes wrong. The outcome is bad enough on its own. But then something worse happens: the practitioner may not fall within the policy’s definition of a covered insured, which may create uninsured exposure under the policy’s terms. Situations […] Read More
Posted on: May 15, 2026 by Huntersure
If 2025 felt unpredictable, 2026 is shaping up to be even more defining for claims management in professional liability. Law firms, accounting firms, and management consultants already carry complex exposures tied to advice, strategy, and client outcomes. However, the claims landscape supporting these clients is shifting more quickly than many agents realize. Agents who stay […] Read More
Posted on: April 21, 2026 by Huntersure
The competition for top legal talent continues to intensify, and large firms are responding with aggressive lateral hiring strategies. According to recent Reuters reporting, employment growth in the U.S. legal sector continued to surge in 2026, adding jobs in January for the 18th consecutive month, based on preliminary data released by the Department of Labor. […] Read More
