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Extended Reporting Periods: What Are They and Why Do You Need Them?

Whether your firm is closing its doors, acquiring or merging with another firm, or wondering what happens to your professional liability policy during these types of changes, this guide will help you understand Extended Reporting Periods (ERPs) and how they work.




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