John explains the many weaknesses of professional liability insurance and why practitioners should regard it only as a safety net (and not a particularly reliable one) and not a trampoline. He discusses the nature of claims-made coverage (vs. occurrence-based), prior-acts limits, aggregate limits, and uncovered exposures, such as contractual liability. He also points out the additional, uninsurable costs of the deductible, lost time, aggravation, lost productivity, and lost sleep.
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