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Contingent Bodily Injury from Cyber Attacks: What You Need to Know

ProWriters

When you think about cyber risks, you probably think about the dangers malware attacks, data breaches, and other incidents pose to your business clients’ operations, revenue, and reputation. But cyber threats can pose risks to not only sensitive data but also to physical safety. Several carriers now offer bodily injury coverage.

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Insurance Considerations When Expanding Your Business to a New Location

Mark Jackson Insurance Agency

Without the right coverage, unforeseen challenges—such as property damage, employee injuries, or legal issues—could put your investment at risk. Commercial Liability Insurance to protect against claims related to third-party injuries or property damage. Workers Compensation Insurance to cover employee injuries on the job.

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How Do You Know What Commercial Insurance Products Your Business May Benefit From?

Paragon Independent Insurance Agencies

Beyond vehicle coverage, you may also need general liability insurance, which protects against third-party claims for injuries or property damage during business operations. If you have employees, securing workers’ compensation insurance can provide financial support for medical bills and lost wages if a workplace injury occurs.

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Beyond Coverage: Understanding the Limitations of Cyber Liability Insurance for California’s Tech Companies

Jackson & Jackson

In California’s vibrant technology sector, understanding the scope of your Cyber Liability Insurance and Data Breach Coverage is as crucial as having the coverage itself. The Gaps in Cyber Insurance: Cyber Liability Insurance and Data Breach Coverage are designed to protect against various cyber threats, but they have limitations.

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Essential Business Insurance Guide: Safeguarding Your Property From Cyber Threats

Protect Commercial Insurance

In this article, we will explore different types of insurance coverage that can help safeguard your business from property damage, liability claims, cyber threats, and more. General liability insurance provides coverage for injuries or property damage that occur on your business premises or as a result of your business operations.

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Restaurant Insurance in Charlotte, North Carolina: A Broker’s Guide

Distinguished

Cyber attacks: Digital systems like payment terminals and booking systems are convenient, but they also open restaurants up to the possibility of expensive data breaches. Slip-and-fall incidents: High foot traffic in dining areas and restrooms increases the risk of customer or employee injuries, which can lead to costly liability claims.

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Protect Your Business: 5 Essential Insurance Policies You Might Be Overlooking

Protect Commercial Insurance

General Liability Insurance General liability insurance is a fundamental policy that covers your business against claims of bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury. Additionally, general liability insurance typically does not cover claims related to professional services or cyber incidents.