Re: E & O ins

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Re: E & O ins
Posted by Riley/FL of FL on 9/30/09 2:10pm	Msg #305719

If a notary error or omission causes more than $10,000 in damages I would think the claimants would then go after personal assets. I have 50K coverage but am considering more for this reason. 10K just doesn't seem enough to me.

Messages in this Thread
	E & O ins - Sherry_CA on 9/30/09 12:17pm
	Re: E & O ins - Linda_H/FL on 9/30/09 12:20pm
	Re: E & O ins - davidK/CA on 9/30/09 12:32pm
	Re: E & O ins - Sherry_CA on 9/30/09 2:47pm
	Re: E & O ins - John/CT on 9/30/09 12:49pm
	Re: E & O ins - Riley/FL on 9/30/09 2:10pm
	Re: E & O ins - Charles_Ca on 9/30/09 1:25pm
	I Believe You've Unintentionally Misspoke, Charles... - Dennis D Broadbooks on 9/30/09 3:05pm
	Re: I Believe You've Unintentionally Misspoke, Charles... - Sherry_CA on 9/30/09 3:09pm
	We amy be splitting haris here Dennis, but since you - Charles_Ca on 9/30/09 4:43pm
	BTW Dennis, I just re-read my post and you are right... - Charles_Ca on 9/30/09 4:57pm
	Re: E & O ins - Gavina Franklin on 9/30/09 1:58pm
	Talk to an attorney to see what kind of - Glenn Strickler on 9/30/09 2:06pm
	So Glenn when a SS says that they have 1Million E&O coverage - Calnotary on 9/30/09 3:30pm
	Re: So Glenn when a SS says that they have 1Million E&O coverage - Les_CO on 10/1/09 4:29pm
	A tip I learned from a seminar I attended... - LKT/CA on 9/30/09 5:10pm
	2 Statements, 2 answers, - Glenn Strickler on 10/1/09 2:45am
	Re: E & O ins - MW/VA on 10/1/09 8:55am

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