General Liability.
Call a broker who represents many carriers. He will work with you to determine what kind of policies you need, how much insurance you need and what companies best suit your personal situation. He will then walk you thru the application process and get the policy delivered to you.
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Yes. They require public liability insurance and malpractice insurance.
yes; the type of work will determine the types of insurance needed.
Call your local insurance broker. Your broker can work with the community's master insurance policy to determine what kind of coverage to offer you.
There are several types of insurance available during Christmas. You can purchase Christmas Travel insurance or if you work in a tree lot selling Christmas trees, you can purchase insurance for this purpose.
Insurance offices can be highly variable. Most offices work with one insurance company but cover many different types of insurance. Other offices may specialize in one type of insurance, such as health or homeowner's, but work with multiple companies.
The insurance rates will depend on several factors. So you need to contact the insurance agents directly on phone or online to better discuss what kind of insurance and details you are looking for. If you want something not to be included they can work out the price accordingly. Look out for small insurance companies. They offer same coverage for less cost.
If your daughter is listed on your insurance policy and a premium is being collected for her, then she can use your insurance. If not, she will need to use her insurance policy at work.
You will first need a college degree in business and secondly you will need experience within the industry related to the type of insurance your are interested in. You will need to gain experience in title work of some kind and even then will not automatically become an underwriter but may become an assistance underwriter to gain particular experience.
Your employers workers compensation insurance will provide coverage for work related injuries.
Insurance works by collecting premiums from people who need to have coverage. This money is then paid out to people who have losses.