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.
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Angela Kamm
6/6/2023 10:06:12 am
I am also interested in this topic. New to Independent Contractor work.
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6/21/2023 12:22:08 am
As a freelance designer, finding the right avenues for professional liability insurance can be a daunting task. Instead of relying solely on generic search engine results, it's wise to seek insurers who specialize in our industry. Look for insurance providers who understand the unique risks and challenges faced by freelancers in the design field. They are more likely to offer tailored coverage that suits your specific needs. When it comes to healthcare, consider exploring trade groups like NFSA or AFSA, as they may offer group plans that cater to freelancers. Additionally, researching open marketplace options can provide a broader range of choices. Start by vetting these avenues to ensure comprehensive coverage. Good luck!
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