Escrow & Title
A Utah title company's error and omissions (E&O) insurance is designed to:
AReplace title insurance coverage
BProtect the title company against claims arising from its own negligent errors in the title search or closing process✓ Correct
CProtect homebuyers from any title defects
DCover the lender's collateral risk
Explanation
The title company's own E&O insurance protects it from financial claims resulting from its employees' negligent errors or omissions in conducting title searches, escrow closings, or related services.
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