Commercial General Liability protects you when it comes to a natural or human disaster, but it does not cover damages stemming from an Errors and Omissions lawsuit. With one ill-timed keystroke you, or an employee, could destroy your entire business.

At Garrison Insurance, our Professional Services coverage, which includes a comprehensive Errors and Omissions policy, can protect you from the worst.

Certainly your employees are the best in the business, but no one is perfect? To err is human – to be sued is inevitable.  General liability will not protect you from an Errors and Omission suit.  If a court finds that one bad keystroke or deleted file caused harm to a client, you will be the one footing the bill. Make no mistake; it will be a massive bill that could include:

You may have a solid commercial insurance policy in place, but will that be enough? Your business is at risk on all fronts. At Garrison Insurance, we can bundle the coverage you enjoy now with crucial niche plans like Errors and Omissions Insurance. While a hurricane or earthquake may not wipe out your business, one bad keystroke or corrupted file could.

We can package your policies and provide you with more comprehensive coverage – for less.  No more juggling premiums and paperwork!  We can consolidate you coverage into one payment!< ...

You are a careful business owner.  You have already covered your property, employees, and company vehicles.  Unfortunately, all this coverage simply cannot protect you from the most human of business factors: mistakes.  A missed keystroke or misfiled document could ruin you. With Errors and Omission suits on the rise, you’d be foolish not to have a counter policy in place.

At Garrison Insurance, we know the risks your business faces and how we can help. < ...

What would a $1 million lawsuit do to your business? What would $500,000 in damages do to your bottom line? Would paying $100,000 seriously affect your payroll? It’s a disturbing trend, but customers are more and more inclined to sue for performance failures – whether real or perceived. This means any oversight or mistake, no matter how innocuous it may be, could be grounds for reimbursing a client for any and all financial losses.