Any business that offers employee benefits—whether it’s a small business, large corporation, nonprofit, or organization outsourcing HR—should consider EBLI. Even a single administrative error, like failing to enroll an employee in a health plan, can lead to costly lawsuits.
EBLI typically covers claims related to mistakes in enrollment, termination, benefit calculations, and communication of plan details. It provides financial protection for legal fees, settlements, and defense costs if employees file claims over benefits mismanagement.
No. EBLI covers administrative errors in managing employee benefits, while Fiduciary Liability Insurance protects against breaches of fiduciary duty under ERISA. Many businesses carry both policies to ensure full protection.