E&O Insurance recommendations?

Any recommendations for E&O insurance companies for $100,000 to $500,000 in coverage?

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Hope you find the info you need.

I will say, as I understand it, there is a difference between being insured for NOTARIAL ACTS and then having additional coverage for other things ā€œrelatedā€ to the singing. Like not making the drop in time/losing the packet etc. Those are not direct notarial acts and would not be covered by most basic E and O policies. That would be Professional Liability Insurance.

I am NOT an expert so please take this with a grain of salt.

I personally have a policy with BiBerk and they cover BOTH, but I think there policy is a little more pricey than say the NNA which is just a basic E and O policy. Iā€™m also covered for $1M as the price difference really wasnā€™t much more.

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Excellent info, Iā€™ve never heard of bibek, will check them out !

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I also carry a 1 million E&O through BiBerk.

Thank You for the information.

FYI: https://www.biberk.com

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Being a new notary and not yet getting consistent clients just yet. :crossed_fingers:t5:hope to get the clients coming. However, with that Iā€™m hesitant on spending too much money on insurance and Iā€™m not making money just yet so, I just got the lowest coverage I could for time being.

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