Professional Liability
At Pillinger Miller Tarallo, our lawyers have extensive experience representing professionals in all different fields including accountants, lawyers, architects and engineers, health care and real estate. Our attorneys have tried cases in State and Federal Court in several different jurisdictions. Representing professionals requires a sophisticated yet pragmatic approach. We work together with our clients to achieve efficient results and the best possible outcome.
The Professional Liability Department serves clients in areas such as Lawyers’ Professional Liability, Accountants’ Professional Liability, Miscellaneous Professional E&O Liability, Real Estate E&O Liability, and Medical Malpractice.
We welcome the opportunity to further discuss our capabilities in this area. Should you require information on our capabilities in this area, please contact Peter Dunne at pdunne@pmtlawfirm.com.
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