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Sam Cohen, President of Attorneys First Insurance & Agent, was born and raised in Ansonia, Connecticut. Sam Cohen is a 1975 graduate of Princeton University; he has lived in the Tampa Bay Area since 1989. Sam worked as an agent for an independent insurance agency in Florida for five years prior to opening Attorneys First Insurance and providing Professional Liability Insurance in December 2003.
Debra joined Attorneys First Insurance in 2019. She recently relocated from the Jersey Shore to the Tampa Bay Area. Debra offers clients over ten years of experience in the insurance industry. She specializes in Legal Malpractice Insurance. Title Agents Errors & Omissions, Cyber & Crime, and Title Agents Fidelity and Surety Bonds. In her free time she enjoys biking on the Pinellas Trail, paddle boarding, and yoga.
What is E&O Insurance? Your Ultimate Guide to Errors and Omissions Insurance It’s designed to provide coverage or shield lawyers from financial losses arising from lawsuits instituted by clients for perceived errors stemming from their practice. A liability policy pays on behalf of the “Named Insured.” Read on to find out what is E&O insurance,…
Legal firms need to have a professional liability policy in place. Also known as Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance, this type of coverage protects your firm if it is found negligent when providing legal services. Unintentional mistakes can happen at any time and expose your firm to potential lawsuits from clients. Some common causes of…
Attorneys handling property transfer cases have a fiduciary responsibility to the title agent, escrow/closing agent, abstractor, title examiner, or notary public
