HR consultants advise on hiring, firing, compliance, and employee issues, which means a client's employment problem can become the consultant's claim. E&O and EPLI exposure define the program.
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HR consultants guide clients through terminations, investigations, policies, and compliance, areas where a misstep can lead to a lawsuit. If a client follows your advice and faces an employment claim, your firm can be drawn in. Professional liability covers that advisory exposure, which is the core of an HR consultant's program.
HR work involves sensitive employee data, personnel files, compensation, medical and benefits information, which creates cyber and privacy exposure. Cyber coverage addresses a breach of that data, a real risk for any firm handling HR information.
As an HR consultant hires its own staff, it takes on the same employment-practices and workers comp exposure it advises clients about. We build the program around the advisory risk, the data, and the firm's own team, with the note that employment law is state-specific and should be verified with counsel.
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