Which of the following would normally not be covered in a professional liability policy.

A) Tortious conduct in the practice of a profession
B) Negligent professional conduct causing harm to a third party
C) Intentional wrongful professional conduct
D) Bodily injury in a medical malpractice claim

Professional Liability Policy

A type of insurance that provides coverage to professionals and firms against claims made by clients for negligence or other mistakes.

Tortious Conduct

Refers to behavior or actions that are unlawful under tort law, leading to liability for damages to a person or property.

Negligent Professional Conduct

The failure of a professional to act with the competence and care that is expected of those within their profession, resulting in harm or damage.