NEXT reports on the differences among malpractice, professional liability, and errors and omissions insurance, highlighting ...

Medical professionals are encouraged to take out malpractice insurance to cover damages and costs arising from errors or negligence. Mental health professionals also have the opportunity to protect ...

When physicians are looking into a malpractice insurance policy to purchase, there are several factors to consider that are as important as price. You want to be insured by a company that has at least ...

Medical malpractice insurance, also known as professional liability insurance, provides medical professionals, including doctors, with financial support if they become the target of a malpractice ...

As accountants come out of a "hard market" for professional liability insurance while continuing to face a wide range of old and emerging risks, having a solid insurance policy — or set of policies — ...

Maryland does not require lawyers to carry professional liability insurance. Oregon, West Virginia, Nebraska, and Rhode Island have forms of mandatory insurance. Many others, such as Delaware and ...

Physician medical malpractice premiums remain flat, continuing a decade-long run of little to no rate increases, new reports show. Doctors continue to be spared medical malpractice coverage rate ...

Professional liability insurance for consultants is a type of business insurance that protects consultants from the risks of providing professional services to clients. Unlike advisers who may work ...

In any industry, there are a variety of liabilities that a business can face. Among the different kinds of insurance plans that professionals can make use of, they might overlook professional ...

Louisiana has solved complicated insurance problems before, argues guest columnist Andre Moreau. Let’s use those experiences ...

The 145 respondents who were currently engaged in clinical practice in Michigan were all female and were certified as nurse-midwives. The majority (93.8%) were non-Hispanic white. Very few (1.4%) had ...