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Professional Liability Insurance for Public Administrators

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What is public administrator professional liability insurance?

Whether you’re an academic or government consultant, as a public administration professional you’re often called upon to make tough decisions on the job which can have long term repercussions. Unfortunately, you could also be held liable if your employer believes you’ve committed an error, omitted vital information or provided faulty advice.

Many public administration firms have some form of commercial general liability insurance in place. Unfortunately, these policies typically don’t cover professional services or advice. As a result, you could face legal action and be held personally responsible for any financial damages stemming from your role as a public administrator.

Fortunately, EasyCover offers public administration professional liability insurance. This unique form of insurance can help cover your legal expenses should you be taken to court for any services or advice you may have provided in your duties as a public administration professional.

Best of all, you can get the coverage you need using our easy-to-use online tool. Get a free professional liability insurance quote, secure your policy and pay for it—all in less than five minutes. It’s the fast and easy way to get affordable and effective coverage.

Common
claims scenarios for public administrators

Zoning

You are hired to provide advice on a city’s zoning laws compliance. Based on your advice, the company presents a development plan which is later rejected by the city. This causes a major delay in the project. The company will seek financial reparation.

Delivery delay

A project requires a report from you before proceeding to the next stage. Unfortunately, you fail to meet the time line causing delay on the project. Your client holds you responsible.

New construction

A construction company hires you to assess their new project to make sure it complies with the city’s regulations. When the project is presented, the city rejects it because the building exceeds the maximum height allowed in the area.