A "malpractice insurer" is a type of insurance company that provides coverage for professionals, such as doctors or lawyers, in case they make mistakes or are accused of negligence while performing their duties. Full definition
Medical malpractice insurers, however, are largely allowed to pick the rates for plans they sell to hospitals. (timesunion.com)
To make matters worse, some legal malpractice insurers take the position that client losses caused by these scams are not covered under their policy. (slaw.ca)
For example, you likely deal with a specialized malpractice insurer who can provide customized coverage for your errors and omissions. (generalliabilityinsure.com)