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Professional liability (E&O) and general liability quotes built for interpreters

Tell us about your medical, legal, conference, community, or sign-language interpreting work — or your translation services — and request a quote for professional liability (Errors & Omissions) with general liability available as an add-on. We follow up by email.

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Limits available
$500K – $10M
Turnaround
Rapid quotes
Coverage
PL / E&O + GL

Coverage you can request

Professional liability and general liability can often be packaged together on the same policy.

Most requested

Professional Liability (E&O)

Intended to help respond to claims alleging a mistranslation, missed nuance, or breach of confidentiality during a medical, legal, or community interpreting assignment.

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Tell us about your work

Share a few details about your interpreting or translation services, the settings you work in, and the coverage you want.

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We review your request

Your information is sent to our team so a quote can be prepared for your situation.

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We follow up by email

Someone contacts you by email regarding your quote — no phone call required.

Common questions

What is professional liability (E&O) insurance for interpreters?

Professional liability — also called Errors & Omissions (E&O) — is the coverage most interpreters and translators ask about first. It is intended to help respond to claims that allege a mistranslation, missed nuance, garbled communication, or breach of confidentiality connected to interpreting or translation work. Coverage terms and eligibility are determined by the carrier and vary by state.

Can professional liability and general liability be combined?

Often, yes. Professional liability (E&O) and general liability can frequently be packaged together on the same policy. Tell us which coverages you want on the quote form and we can look at options together.

Does this apply to sign language interpreters too?

Yes. Spoken-language interpreters (medical, legal, conference, community), video remote and over-the-phone interpreters, sign language / ASL interpreters, and translators are all welcome to request a quote.

How do you follow up?

After you submit the quote form, we follow up by email regarding your quote. There is no phone requirement — everything can be handled over email.

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