No. A claim that a client lost money on your advice is not bodily injury or property damage, so the general liability form does not reach it. Insurers also add a professional services exclusion by endorsement for consultants. Professional liability is the policy built for that claim.
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Many solo consultants start with professional liability and a BOP. Workers’ comp generally applies only once you have employees.
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