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Professional Liability InsuranceAre you protected by a reliable professional liability insurance plan? As tax codes get increasingly complex and the question of who’s at fault becomes murkier in the post-pandemic age, your practice is vulnerable to a lawsuit or a client-related subpoena more than ever. It may be time to consider Travelers 1st Choice+® Professional Liability Insurance. Whether you’re a bookkeeper, tax preparer, enrolled agent or CPA, Travelers offers an errors-and-omissions policy that can be tailored to fit your practice and budget with flexible liability limits, deductibles, and premium payment schedules. The cost of defending a single lawsuit brought against your practice can be very costly, even if you prevail. Help protect yourself with a professional liability plan, administered by Forrest T. Jones & Company (FTJ). Don’t leave your business and potentially your personal finances at risk to legal fees or damages from a lawsuit. Travelers’ Accountants Professional Liability Plan addresses the exposures members most frequently face. Besides the essential coverages for errors and omissions, Travelers 1st Choice+ also features:
For small firms with $100,000 or less in annual revenue, Travelers’ Pick-A-Premium feature makes it easy to select your premium based on eight coverage options. Bigger firms can fill out the online application and get a quote. Click here to apply for either option.* For additional information on Travelers 1st Choice+ Accountants Professional Liability Insurance, contact Ladonna Filler at 1-800-821-7303 or email her at [email protected]. Administered by: 3130 Broadway, Kansas City, MO *All new applications regardless of practice’s size are subject to underwriting and approval by Travelers. Coverage for all claims and losses depends on the facts and circumstances involved in the claim or loss, all applicable policy or bond provisions, and any applicable law. Availability of coverage can depend on underwriting qualifications and state regulations. |