Stand Out in the E&O Space: Update Your Specialty and Share Your Expertise

In the fast-evolving world of Errors & Omissions (E&O) professional liability insurance, your expertise matters—and your PLUS member profile should reflect it.

Whether you specialize in lawyers or accountants professional liability, real estate E&O, architects, engineers, and design professionals, or another specific area, letting PLUS know your area of focus isn’t just helpful, it’s essential. PLUS staff and the PLUS membership alike are looking for professionals with specific knowledge, and updating your profile to include your specialty helps connect you with the right opportunities and partnerships.

Why Update Your Profile Now?

1. Be Easily Discoverable – Let other members know you work in E&O so they can find you when searching for that business line in the member directory. Adding your specializations means when PLUS staff searches for an E&O expert in a niche like architects & engineers or media liability for curriculum module reviews, speaking and writing opportunities, and other volunteer options, your profile will show up[ES1] . Make it easy for PLUS members and staff to find you.
2. Boost Collaboration – When PLUS staff knows your focus area, it is easier for staff to connect you with others[ES2]  looking for your expertise for joint projects, referrals, or knowledge sharing.

How Do You Update Your Profile?

Log in to your account on the PLUS website, click My Account and on the My Profile page

1. Click “Edit Demographics” to update your primary business line and role, and
2. Look under My Account Links and click on “Specializations” to add specializations.

In addition to sharing your area of focus, PLUS wants to hear your content ideas! PLUS sources content throughout the year for a variety of channels and you can share your ideas using the PLUS Content Idea form.

Not Sure What to Share? Here Are Some Content Ideas:

• Claims Trends in your specialty—what’s changing, what’s not.
• Lessons Learned from recent cases (respecting confidentiality, of course).
• Risk Mitigation Tips tailored to the professionals you insure.
• Regulatory Updates that impact your niche.
• FAQs You Hear from clients—turn them into quick posts or short videos.

Even short, informal insights are valuable. Your everyday experiences might seem routine to you—but to someone less familiar with E&O nuances, they could be incredibly useful.

Take 10 Minutes Today

Update your profile to reflect your specialty. Then think about one idea you could share and complete the PLUS Content Idea form. You’re not just showcasing what you know—you’re helping raise the bar for the whole industry.