Errors & Omissions Insurance (E&O)

Protection against mistakes, oversights, and unhappy clients.

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Covers professional mistakes & negligence
Defends against costly lawsuits
Industry-tailored coverage

Why E&O?

Protect your reputation

Coverage for claims of mistakes or poor advice.

Financial security

Legal defense and settlements handled for you.

How Errors & Omissions Insurance Works

Real businesses. Real coverage. Real stories.

Clarence made it easy. We had an accident, and everything was resolved in days—not months.

Alex D.

Café Owner

I got coverage in 10 minutes during a lunch break. No paperwork, no stress.

Jamie T.

Freelance Designer

A customer slipped in our shop. Clarence handled the medical bills without hassle.

Miguel R.

Retail Store Manager

What's included in Errors & Omissions Insurance?

Comprehensive coverage

Protects against a wide range of common business risks.

Affordable plans

Competitive pricing to fit your budget.

Expert support

Access to knowledgeable advisors whenever you need help.

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How to get Errors & Omissions Insurance from Clarence

Share your business details

A quick questionnaire helps us understand your unique risks.

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Instantly see policy recommendations tailored to your needs.

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Finalize your coverage online in just a few clicks.

FAQs

Find answers to your most pressing questions about Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance.

No, they are different but often needed together. General Liability covers lawsuits for physical damages, like a customer tripping and getting hurt at your office or you accidentally damaging a client's property. In contrast, Errors & Omissions (E&O) covers lawsuits for financial losses resulting from your professional mistakes or negligence, such as giving a client bad advice that leads to a financial loss or missing a critical deadline. Think of General Liability as covering physical harm and E&O as covering financial harm.