Professional Liability for Master’s Level Practitioners of Psychology
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Nearly all liability policies fall into one of two categories: claims-made or occurrence. Here’s what that means and how to decide which one fits your career path.
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What’s the Difference Between Claims-Made and Occurrence Insurance Policies?
When it comes to professional liability insurance, knowing exactly what you’re buying is crucial. For psychologists and mental health professionals, understanding the coverage options and core differences between claims-made and occurrence coverage helps ensure your protection and your peace of mind—matches your career and your budget. Nearly all liability policies fall into one of two