brought it up lets take a closer look at it.
Generally E & O insurance is defined as being a form of malpractice insurance indemnifying clients for alleged professional errors and omission which amount to negligence.
I think that you would agree that this is a a very narrow definition and that acting as a notary there are other situations in which one acting as a notary would be exposed to risks that the E & O insurance would not cover.
I would suspect that based on your stated experience as a property and casualty agent you would, in all probability recommend insurance coverage in addition to E & O to cover one's exposures while dealing with the public and upon another's property. |