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What Does Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance from Coterie Insurance Cover?

Coterie Insurance sells miscellaneous professional liability (E&O) insurance through agents and brokers to small-business clients in dozens of professions.

Coterie Miscellaneous Professional Liability (MPL) · Updated

Coterie Insurance’s Role in Professional Liability (E&O)

  • Coterie writes Miscellaneous Professional Liability (MPL) as a claims-made policy sold through agents and brokers to protect a small-business client against third-party claims for errors or omissions in their professional services. 1Company-reportedMPL brochure policy-overview paragraph.

Who Issues Coterie Insurance Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?

  • The MPL brochure names the policy form 'Coterie Professional Liability Errors and Omissions Insurance Declarations' (form code CTPL CWW PL) but does not name the issuing insurer; that appears only on the policy declarations. 1Company-reportedMPL brochure 'Mandatory Countrywide PL Policy Forms' table.

Who Is Coterie Insurance Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance For?

  • Coterie lists dozens of eligible professions for MPL, including accounting services, architects and engineers, bookkeeping, human resources consulting, interior design, property management, real estate agents/brokers, and technology services/IT consulting, each with profession-specific exclusions in some cases (for example, barbers/beauticians exclude services like electrolysis and tattoo services). 1Company-reportedMPL brochure 'Eligible Professions' and 'Eligible Professions (Continued)' lists.

  • Coterie says MPL is available in most states but is currently unavailable in DC, IL, MA, MT, ND, and VA. 1Company-reportedMPL brochure 'MPL unavailable' note.

Coterie Insurance Professional Liability (E&O) Coverage Features

  • Coterie's MPL policy covers economic or financial (non-physical) damages arising from wrongful acts in professional services, such as faulty reports or verbal advice that cause a client financial loss; it is written on a claims-made basis covering incidents reported during the policy period or an extended reporting period, occurring after the policy's retroactive date. 1Company-reportedMPL brochure policy overview and 'Professional Liability Limits of Insurance' definitions.

  • Coterie's MPL base form excludes bodily injury or property damage claims, fraud or intentional wrongful acts, wrongful termination or discrimination claims, and claims based on contractual liability assumed beyond what would exist without the contract, among other listed exclusions. 1Company-reportedMPL brochure 'Professional Liability Policy Base Form Exclusions' list.

Coterie Insurance Professional Liability (E&O) Limits and Retentions

  • Coterie offers MPL each-claim limits of $25,000, $50,000, $250,000, $500,000, or $1,000,000, with the aggregate set at two times the each-claim limit (three times for the $1,000,000 option); the basic policy includes a 60-day extended reporting period, with optional purchased extensions of 1 to 6 years, and up to 6 years of prior-acts (retroactive) coverage. 1Company-reportedMPL brochure 'Available Limits' table and 'Extended Reporting Period'/'Retroactive Date' definitions.

How Do You Apply for Coterie Insurance Professional Liability (E&O)?

  • MPL is distributed only through agents and brokers using Coterie's quoting platform; the reviewed brochure does not describe a direct-to-business application path. 1Company-reportedMPL brochure framing as 'for Agents and Brokers'.

Coterie Insurance vs Other Professional Liability (E&O) Providers

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Sources

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