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For those that do freelance design, what avenues would you recommend to get professional liability insurance? I would think there'd be some insurers that understand our industry more than others, which could be a better starting point than googling insurance brokers.
I'm in the same boat for healthcare too - do you go with the open marketplace or are there any trade groups that offer group plans (like an NFSA or AFSA)? Just looking for starting points to make sure I vet all avenues. Thanks in advance for any input. Posted anonymously for discussion. Discuss This | Submit Your Question | Subscribe
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Mike
8/29/2019 12:06:02 pm
Once you but it you need to renew it yearly or reinsure at the same price. Leave a Reply. |
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