Errors and Omissions Insurance (E&O) is a type of protection that many professionals should consider necessary. It is a litigious society, and one simple mistake could ruin a career or a business. Lawyers, paralegals, notary publics, Accountants, tax preparers and business consultants are just a few of the professions that should purchase this type of coverage.
In the event that a mistake is made during the course of your job performance, and the client receives damage from that mistake, an E&O policy will cover the expenses from this occurrence. An E&O policy is very similar to malpractice insurance in the medical field.
No, they do not need to have EO insurance. They can choose to get this coverage if they wish, however.
You can find information about EO insurance online at the Investopedia website. Once on the page, type "Errors and Omissions" into the search box at the top of the page and press enter to bring up the information.
E&O Insurance is okay. You can find reviews online for E&O Insurance. You can go to www.businessservicereviews.com/...insurance.../eo-errors-and-omiss for reviews.
eo is a personal issue?
On the spot correction
There is no anagram of "eo" except "oe."
It matters not what powers are utilized by the president in EO 10999, which actually assigns responsibilities to the Secretary of Commerce. It does not matter, because this EO was revoked by EO 11490 in 1969 (EO 10999 was signed in 1962).
Captain EO was created in 1986.
Captain EO ended in 1997.
Yes, he was Captain EO.
Georges Eo was born on 1948-11-07.
EO Personal Communicator was created in 1993-04.