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| General Liability | This policy protects your business in case of third party claims, such as bodily injury or property damage. For example, the common "slip-and-fall" claim would be covered by your General Liability policy. | General Liability insurance is often considered to be the core coverage, particularly for businesses that regularly physically interact with customers or sell physical goods. In addition, many businesses have a contract, like a loan or a lease, requiring that they have this coverage. |
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What is it: This policy protects your business in case of third party claims, such as bodily injury or property damage. For example, the common "slip-and-fall" claim would be covered by your General Liability policy. Why get it: General Liability insurance is often considered to be the core coverage, particularly for businesses that regularly physically interact with customers or sell physical goods. In addition, many businesses have a contract, like a loan or a lease, requiring that they have this coverage. |
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| Disability Insurance | Disability insurance covers a portion of an employee’s income when they lose their ability to work due to a non work-related illness or injury. There are two types: short-term and long-term disability plans. | Employers are required to offer Disability insurance in some states, so it's good to check local regulations. In addition, Disability insurance can be valuable for those in highly skilled or physical professions, such as surgeons or contractors. |
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What is it: Disability insurance covers a portion of an employee’s income when they lose their ability to work due to a non work-related illness or injury. There are two types: short-term and long-term disability plans. Why get it: Employers are required to offer Disability insurance in some states, so it's good to check local regulations. In addition, Disability insurance can be valuable for those in highly skilled or physical professions, such as surgeons or contractors. |
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