Liability insurance for Attorneys & Legal

Malpractice, D&O for firms, and client-contract insurance demands.

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These guides connect the coverage decisions below; use the questions to drill into a specific rule.

Industry guide · 2026 edition

Law Firm Insurance: The 2026 Liability Playbook

Insurance at a law firm follows the professional duty, not a catalog. A missed deadline, an uncleared conflict, a breached confidence, or mishandled trust money creates a different allegation than a visitor's injury — and a different liability line must answer it. This playbook maps the five exposures that generate law-firm claims to the coverage each one belongs to, who can assert it, and what a client or court will demand before the matter proceeds.

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Industry guide · 2026 edition

Professional Services Insurance: The 2026 Playbook

Professional services businesses should start with the liability created by their advice, designs, recommendations, or deliverables—not with a package label. This playbook maps the professional-liability, general- liability, cyber, and management-liability decisions to the work you do, the contracts you sign, and the continuity terms that can decide whether a later claim reaches a policy at all.

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Coverage mechanics for Attorneys & Legal

Policy mechanics, exclusions, certificates, and claims questions live on our sister publication: Attorneys & Legal on isthiscovered.org.