Errors And Omissions Insurance Carriers

he refuses to cooperate or provide information on carriers.
Is it necessary to do so at leat provide information insurance companies?

Technically, only the lessee can "make a claim." You can ask his insurance to pay, if they do not, your only option is to pursue the chartered accountant.

You can not. E & O does not work like auto insurance - even if you knew who was the carrier, they would not talk to you or to ask you a report.

It is not required to give you this information.

You have to go ahead and hire a lawyer and file a complaint against him. If a E & O, and it is not necessary it does, then he should look for further documentation on its stand, and you hear them. OR, you get your trial against him in court.

Many professional liability insurance policies are not even activate until the lawsuit was filed.

E & O, as mentioned by another answerer here, does not work like auto insurance. You can not file a claim on your accounting E & O policies, the insured may file a claim. If you have a problem with your accountant, then you should continue. His E & Y provide a legal defense on his behalf and he / she loses the case, the E & O policy cover the losses. (Or more likely the E & O carrier will settle the suit before it is ever to court if you have a good example.)

Good luck!

It is required to provide this information for you on his E & O insurance. That's why he pays his premium every year to cover such things.