Your customers depend on you to manufacture their order to their specifications. But what happens if a mistake is made? With our manufacturers errors and omissions coverage, you have liability protection to help repair or replace defective products. E&O coverage means you don’t have to pay to correct mistakes out of pocket. It’s protection for your bottom line. That’s peace of mind.
Does the manufacturers errors and omissions coverage apply to mistakes made because my customer didn’t communicate the right information?
No. Our manufacturers errors and omissions policy covers mistakes made when following written specifications provided to you by your customer. There needs to be written documentation regarding product specifications.
Is there a time frame in which the customer must notify me of a mistake?
Yes. The discovery of a defective product must be made by your customer within 180 days of receipt.
Does your manufacturers errors and omissions policy cover mistakes made if I contract out work?
Yes. If you are legally responsible for an error, subcontracted work would be covered.
Does E&O coverage cover judgments, defense costs, and settlements related to mistakes made in manufacturing?
Yes. Our errors and omissions insurance for manufacturers will be there for you should legal action be taken against your business for a mistake make during production.
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