by Guest » Tue Aug 18, 2009 08:43 pm
In today’s environment, revenue-hungry attorneys or clients who are determined to recoup their investment losses can tear into and gut your business, chew up your net worth, and spit out your professional future.
So what to do? In times like these, your best defense is to triple-check your moral compass. If you continue to do business with a strong commitment to ethics and integrity, you will greatly minimize the odds of a shark attack.
However, doing business ethically is just the first step. The second is to purchase a high-quality errors and omissions (E&O) policy that is properly designed for your type of business. Being insured won’t necessarily prevent an attack. But it will minimize the aftermath of one, allowing you to swim to shore and get on with your life.
What other claim prevention tips could you share?
for industry news and more claim prevention info, ethicscheck.com has you covered
So what to do? In times like these, your best defense is to triple-check your moral compass. If you continue to do business with a strong commitment to ethics and integrity, you will greatly minimize the odds of a shark attack.
However, doing business ethically is just the first step. The second is to purchase a high-quality errors and omissions (E&O) policy that is properly designed for your type of business. Being insured won’t necessarily prevent an attack. But it will minimize the aftermath of one, allowing you to swim to shore and get on with your life.
What other claim prevention tips could you share?
for industry news and more claim prevention info, ethicscheck.com has you covered
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