"Regardless of whether a freelance attorney carries malpractice insurance, law firms are ultimately responsible for the work product," write Erin Giglia and Laurie Rowen, founders of Montage Legal ...

"If a transaction goes awry or someone buys a business that doesn't turn out the way they want it to be," clients sometimes direct their litigation at the lawyers who represented them in the deal, ...

Do in-house lawyers need their own malpractice insurance? Some might. If needed, the type of insurance in-house counsel should explore is called employed lawyers professional liability (ELPL) ...

Law firms throughout the U.S. must continue to navigate the challenges posed by malpractice litigation, including rising settlement costs and errors leading to claims, according to the fifteenth ...

Medical malpractice is one of the most devastating forms of personal injury. When healthcare professionals make preventable errors, the consequences can be life-altering--or even fatal. In such cases, ...

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 ...

Malpractice insurance, professional liability insurance (also called professional indemnity insurance), and errors and omissions (also called E&O insurance) are closely related. But what should you ...

Professional liability insurance covers legal costs and settlements for service-related negligence. It's essential for advisors like lawyers and doctors, particularly with high risk of client claims.