Legal Question in Business Law in Texas
In Texas, who is required to have professional liability insurance?
Asked on 3/09/13, 2:31 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert Perez
Perez Law Office, PLLC
Professional liability insurance is not required by law in Texas. This is a very business-friendly state - even general liability insurance is not mandatory for businesses operating here.
However, just because insurance is not legally required does not mean that it is a good idea to operate without it - your exposure to liability can be unlimited. It is often impractical to engage in a profession without liability insurance - for example, most hospitals require doctors to have professional liability insurance before they are allowed to use their facilities.
Answered on 3/10/13, 10:27 am
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