The annual aggregate exposure of the facility would dictate the amount of coverage required. Most facilities can make due with a few million up to 10 or 20 million dollars per claim coverage.
But bear in mind that a large facility could potentially have many malpractice claims pending at any one time. So an annual aggregate limit should be much higher perhaps in the range of 50 to 100 million per year.
AnswerI would think in the many millions to billions area. Contact an agent they will be able to assist you with the amount needed.A contractor Buys Commercial Liability Insurance in the contractor class, not professional liability insurance. The amount needed is typically determined by the exposures presented or as specified by the employer.
The hospital's insurance will protect the hospital from any liability caused by your meeting. However, the hospital or its insurer may not wish to assume the liability presented by your meeting and may require you to provide your own insurance with the hospital named as an additional insured. That way, the hospital and its insurer is protected in the event of a liability claim. Insurance of this type is expensive to purchase for a single meeting due to minimum premium rules. The cost could be as much as $500 or even more. If your intent is to hold many meetings, it may make sense to buy an annual policy. IN that way, you could provide a certificate of insurance to any place you hold a meeting during the course of the policy-- and the premium may not be much more than for a single meeting.
Professional liability limits vary from physician to physician, but $1M/$3M is the most commonly offered and purchased policy.
It depends on the type of law you practice, and how careful you are, and how many matters you handle. Claim amounts are higher and claims more frequent in personal injury law. Claims are less frequent in patent and entertainment, but amounts are higher. Residential real estate generates frequent claims, but lower amounts.
It depends on how much coverage you need, what kind of liability (General Liability? Employer's Liability? Auto Liability? Professional Liability?...) & what deductibles, if any, your claims experience, your work experience, who the insurance company is and the way their coverage forms read, their overall claims experience for companies like yours, and where you are located & operate. Your insurance agent can help you with specific quotes. Please note that in general, insurance is always based on these kinds of factors so it's hard to give a ballpark estimate for ANY kind of insurance.
Liability
You will need the basic liability insurance. This means that you will be covered for the other person's car if you are in fact responsible for the accident.
That's up to Kmart. They can carry as much or as little coverage as they choose. There is no law that requires them to carry liability insurance at all.
The limits vary by state. Where are you?
kayaking
It depends on your record and who your insurance company is.
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