A client contract asking for coverage? Let's check it.
Client and vendor contracts routinely require professional firms to carry E&O, cyber, general liability, and sometimes additional insured wording at specified limits. We compare the requirement to your actual policy so a deal does not stall.
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Where firms get caught
Client contracts often require E&O and cyber at specified limits, general liability, additional insured status, waivers, or higher limits through an umbrella. A certificate proves a policy exists, but it does not confirm the endorsements behind it, and a mismatch can put you in breach or hold up the engagement. The gap between the requirement and the policy is where firms get caught.
What we review
We read the insurance section of the contract and compare it to your policies: required E&O, cyber, and general liability limits, claims-made and retro-date terms, additional insured and waiver wording, and any umbrella requirement. Where there is a shortfall, we tell you what to fix, and we flag terms that should be verified with a carrier or legal counsel.
How to use this
Send us the contract requirement and your current certificate or policies. We will tell you whether they match and what to change, and we help produce the certificate the client needs. Contract and legal questions should be verified with your attorney.
Common questions.
What is a contract insurance requirements review?
Does a certificate prove I meet the contract?
What if my coverage does not meet the contract?
Want a clear read before you commit?
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will give you a straight, educational read. No pressure, no obligation.
Make sure your coverage meets the contract.
Send us the client contract requirement and we will check it against your policies.