Industry · Professional Services

Agencies, consultancies, tech, and licensed professionals.

When your deliverable is advice, code, or professional judgment, GL doesn't protect you — your E&O and cyber programs do. Most service firms over-buy GL and under-buy the policies that actually respond.

Risk profile

The defining risks for service firms — client disputes, missed deadlines, faulty deliverables, data breaches, and IP claims — all sit outside the General Liability grant. Programs built without distinct E&O and cyber towers leave the company exposed to exactly the claims it's most likely to face.

Top exposures

01

Errors & omissions

Negligence, mistakes, and breach of professional duty in service delivery.

02

Client contract disputes

Scope creep, missed milestones, and deliverable disputes turning into legal claims.

03

Cyber & data privacy

Email compromise, third-party data hosting, and regulatory notification obligations.

04

Employment practices

NY/NYC plaintiff-friendly labor law: wage-hour, harassment, discrimination claims.

05

Intellectual property

Copyright, trademark, and IP infringement allegations on creative or technical deliverables.

06

Independent contractor risk

Misclassification and contractor-as-employee reclassification under NY law.

Core coverage stack

NYC operating notes

NY SHIELD Act mandates breach-notification and reasonable security; cyber forms need to match.

Free or pro-bono advice still creates legal liability — most E&O forms must be endorsed to respond.

License-based professionals (CPA, attorney, architect) need carrier-specific forms reflecting their regulatory exposure.

Agency-client master service agreements often demand $5M E&O — most firms carry $1M and don't realize the gap.

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