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Firms of two to five attorneys commonly pay $5,000–$25,000 a year in total; larger firms are priced per lawyer. How the number is built and what moves it.
An established solo attorney typically pays $2,000–$4,000 a year at $1M/$3M limits, and year one often starts under $1,000. What moves your number.
Same size, same city, premiums thousands apart. How carriers price practice areas from estate planning to plaintiff PI, and what moves a firm between tiers.
Your malpractice policy covers claims by clients — not claims by employees. What EPLI covers at a law firm, when the exposure starts, and what drives the cost.
192 agencies were acquired in the first half of 2026 alone. What broker consolidation means for your firm’s coverage — and the five questions to ask now.
Which legal malpractice insurance model fits your firm: national carriers, bar programs, direct writers, or a specialist broker, and how to tell them apart.