If your client doesn’t like your service or advice, they may choose to sue you. So, “whether I need errors and omissions liability insurance or not” is not the right question. Everyone from marketer to an interior designer, web developer to accountants, and doctors to lawyers – they all should ideally have errors and omissions insurance coverage. If you offer professional services or advice, you should opt for the said policy as well. So, it’s not the matter of whether you need it or not; that’s the wrong question. Here are 4 right questions that you should ask instead before buying your errors and omissions liability insurance policy: 1. Which is the right insurance broker I can trust? This isn’t particularly a DIY thing. There’s a lot you need to know and understand before you buy any insurance – and there’s only so much online articles and videos can tell you. You need the right experts by your side who can assist you in the decision-making, including with establishing your risks a...