General Liability
Third-party bodily injury and property damage protection tied to day-to-day operations, client interaction, premises use, and recurring business activity.
Small Business Insurance / Consulting
Business Consulting Insurance.
Your advice shapes their business.
Your insurance should reflect yours.
Annual insurance review for consultants with ongoing client engagements. Your services, client contracts, and work locations help determine what coverage may be considered.
Advisory Work Client Contracts Year-Round Operations
The details that matter.
Coverage to Review
Coverage for Your Consulting Business.
These are coverage conversations, not promises of availability. Any coverage considered remains subject to carrier appetite, underwriting approval, exclusions, and final policy terms.
Discuss Your CoverageProfessional Liability
Important when advice, services, instruction, deliverables, or project work can create errors-and-omissions exposure.
Inland Marine
Useful when equipment, displays, tools, mobile property, inventory, or business assets travel with the operation.
Workers Compensation
Relevant when staffing, payroll, and territory allow the account to place statutory employee injury coverage within the program.
Your Consulting Work
How You Work.
What We Review.
Tell us about the advice you provide, the projects you deliver, and where you work. These details help shape the insurance review.
- Advisory scope and industries served
- Project delivery and client-site work
- Use of subcontractors or independent specialists
Client Contracts and Certificates
Client agreements, indemnity language, required limits, additional insured requests, and recurring COI deadlines should be provided with the submission.
Computers and Equipment
Computers and mobile office equipment may need separate property or equipment review where available.
Your People and Work Locations
Disclose employees, subcontractors, travel, home-office work, leased offices, and work performed at client locations.
Details to Flag Early
- Advice extending beyond the declared service scope
- Contractual guarantees or responsibility for client outcomes
- Unclear professional-liability requirements
What to Prepare
What to Have Ready.
A clear picture of your work helps Eventure review your business and the requirements in your client contracts.
Start Coverage ReviewService description and revenue by consulting activity
Representative client contract or scope of work
Payroll, subcontractor costs, locations, and prior losses
Offer More Than One Service?
Include each activity in your coverage request. If you are not sure which business type fits, describe your operations so we can review the details.
A Few Useful Answers
Questions About
Consulting Insurance
Can Eventure review insurance for my consulting business?
Yes. Business Consulting is part of the Consulting business category within Eventure's small business liability program and should be reviewed as an ongoing commercial operation rather than a one-off event placement.
What coverage may be considered for my consulting work?
General liability, Professional liability, Inland marine, Workers compensation may be considered depending on the operation, contracts, property exposure, carrier appetite, and underwriting approval. Final coverage is controlled by the issued policy terms.
What should I prepare for a coverage review?
Service description and revenue by consulting activity; Representative client contract or scope of work; Payroll, subcontractor costs, locations, and prior losses.
Your Next Step
Let’s Talk About Your Business.
Your services. Your contracts. The coverage you need to discuss.