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Premises Liability When The Neighborhood Come...ners insurance, too. It should have premises liability and adequate coverage for any liability. Your agent can help you analyze...
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...erty Damage
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...power company in maintaining its premises. The power company had a detailed co...ontracts, and deals with employer's liability and other tort liability claims involving workers.
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/2261/STATUTORY-EMPLOYERS-SPECIAL-EMPLOYERS-AND-WORKERS-COMPENSATION/
...power company in maintaining its premises. The power company had a detailed co...ontracts, and deals with employer's liability and other tort liability claims involving workers.
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/2126/Restaurants-And-Taverns-%E2%80%94-A-Potential-E-O-Headache/
...ns of failing to maintain a safe premises, lacking adequate security, failing ... respond over the underlying Liquor Liability coverage.
When taking an acc...
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...ant to know the condition of the premises and the date of the most recent rewi... special events that require higher liability. Many time element coverages con...
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...rn for failure to maintain safe premises. The agent submitted the lawsuit to the General Liability carrier, who denied the claim on th...y quote was for General and Liquor Liability, but didn’t include the re...
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...o $1,000.00 Watercraft (On Premises) ......................................While You're Golfing There Is Liability Coverage if the Watercraft is Le...
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... Division had upheld the right of an insurance producer to raise the issue of comparative negligence, and had held that the issue was one for the jury to decide in the context of comparing the negligence of two parties and determining proximate cause. In Aden v. Fortish, a fire damaged a condominium owned by the plaintiff and the condominium association's policy failed to cover the damage to the interior of the premises. Because the plaintiff's policy only provided $1 ,000 of coverage, plaintiffs were required to pay about $20,000 in repair costs. Plaintiffs sued the broker for allegedly neglecting to procure adequate coverage for the risk of loss. The broker filed an Answer contending that the plaintiffs failed to read their policy to determine if what they received is what they ordered, and that this failure ... to read their policy. If they weren't satisfied with the amount of coverage provided, the failure to read this policy would be greater negligence' than the negligence of the broker. The Appellate Division ruled that this was an issue for jury consideration based on existing decisional law. The Supreme Court indicated that inasmuch as the broker stands in a fiduciary relationship to the insured, brokers may not diminish their liability under the comparative negligence act when the alleged negligence of the client relates to the past for which the professional was hired. That rule is premised on the heightened responsibility of professionals in this state. The court based this decision on the principles of two previous cases: Rider v. Lynch, 42 N.J. 465 (1964), and Weinisch v. Sawyer, 123 N.J. 333 (1991 ...
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... Do you own a dog? What breed? Do you own a boat, trailer or camper? Do you live near a pond, river or large body of water? Are you in a flood zone? Is your home under construction or being remodeled? Do you have any boarders that are not family members? Do you have tenants? Do you furnish any belongings in the part of the premises you rent? Would you like replacement cost on your contents? Would you be interested in an inflation guard built into your policy? Do you want earthquake coverage? Do you have any children away at school Will your home be vacant more than 30 days? Do you own an aircraft? Do you or your family members have any belongings owned by others in your care custody or control Do ... than $2 ,500? Do you belong to any association of property owners responsible for something owned collectively? Do you have articles of value such as antiques, stamp or coin collections, fine arts, furs, golf equipment, musical instruments, silverware, china or the like, which you would like to insure on a scheduled per-item basis? Section II Coverages Would you like a limit of liability higher than $100,000? Would you like a higher amount of coverage for medical payments than the $1 ,000 limit? Do you own any other residence? Do you rent the other residence? Do you conduct any farming on your premises? Is farming your principal occupation? Do you own a snowmobile? Would you like to be covered for libel, invasion of privacy or ...