Liquor liability insurance generally covers damages that result from things like fights, careless behavior or automobile accidents caused by individuals who have consumed alcohol.
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Employee benefits liability (EBL) is insurance that covers businesses from errors and omissions that occur when employee benefit plans are administered.
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Contractors, no matter what industry they work in, face environmental risks stemming from operations on a daily basis. For most contractors, a single pollution incident or loss can seriously damage their reputation, operations and even their balance sheet
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Finding insurance for an event is hard enough, but if you're a promoter of hip hop and rap events, you probably know just how difficult it can be to find affordable coverage in California and on the west coast.
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To reduce the danger of COVID-19 transmission in the workplace, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has published an emergency temporary standard (ETS). The ETS creates legally obligatory standards to safeguard unvaccinated employees of major employers (those with 100 or more employees) from contracting COVID-19 at work.
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If one of your products harms a customer or other stakeholder in any way, they can sue your business, leading to costly legal fees and settlements that can easily reach six figures. That’s why, to protect against claims and ensure the longevity of your business, you need product liability insurance. Read on to learn all about the real-life applications of this coverage.
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An indemnity agreement secured by an additional insured endorsement is a risk-transfer tool that can help insulate your business from potential risks. Learn more with this informative article.
The only way to effectively protect the assets of your business is to carry adequate commercial general liability (CGL) insurance coverage. CGL protects your business from damages caused by bodily injury or property damage for which your business is found to be legally liable.