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What Is Employers Liability Insurance?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

Employer’s liability insurance protects businesses from lawsuits filed by employees who have suffered a work-related injury or illness.

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Does Your Business Need Workers' Compensation Insurance?

Mark Jackson Insurance Agency

Man Drilling into a Wooden Board by Thijs van der Weide Workers' compensation insurance is a fundamental aspect of running a business, providing vital protection for both employers and employees. This insurance covers medical costs, rehabilitation, and lost wages for employees who are injured or become ill at work.

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Insurance Considerations When Expanding Your Business to a New Location

Mark Jackson Insurance Agency

From property protection to liability coverage, ensuring your business insurance policies align with your expansion is critical. Without the right coverage, unforeseen challenges—such as property damage, employee injuries, or legal issues—could put your investment at risk. This coverage is required in most states.

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Top 6 Insurance Policies Every IT Business in California Should Have

Jackson & Jackson

General Liability Insurance Even in a digital world, physical risks exist. If a client trips over cables during a meeting at your office or your equipment damages their property, General Liability Insurance provides coverage. Why it’s critical in California : Failing to carry workers’ comp can lead to fines and penalties.

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What are the most important questions to ask when choosing business insurance?

Protect Commercial Insurance

Familiarising yourself with the various types can help you craft the most effective insurance package: – General Liability Insurance : Covers third-party bodily injury, property damage, and advertising injuries. – Property Insurance : Protects physical assets from perils like fire, theft, and vandalism.

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NJ Supreme Court Holds Insurer Has No Duty to Defend Against Intentional Harm Claims

New Jersey Workers' Comp

The plaintiff initially filed a claim petition for workers compensation benefits under Part One of the Hartford Policy which the insurer defended on the employers behalf. The plaintiff then filed a personal injury complaint in civil court against SIR, seeking money damages and naming his employer as a defendant.