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∙ 16y agoDoubt it. Contact policy services for your company, or your states dept. of insurance.
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∙ 16y agoStrict liability, minumum standard of care, and state sponsored insurance
Absolutely. And if the school system has anyone with intelligence they will require you to provide them with proof of such coverage in the same amount equal to their liability coverage amount. If this is a one time thing you can purchase a liability policy called special event coverage.
The fault tort liability system is a legal framework where individuals can be held financially responsible for their actions or omissions that cause harm to others. In this system, liability is based on proving that the party at fault acted negligently or wrongfully, leading to damages or injuries to the victim. This system aims to compensate the injured party for their losses and deter wrongful behavior.
No. Some states will have a system that allows for you to tell if they meet the State minimum insurance requirement or not and that's all. Limits of liability coverage and other coverages are not provided.
The liability would likely depend on the specific circumstances and local laws. In general, if your basketball system was not properly secured and it caused damage, you may be held responsible. However, if the wind was unusually strong and unanticipated, liability could be more complex. It is recommended to check with your insurance company or legal advisor for guidance.
Having an alarm security reduces the risk of one's home being broken into. Also, insurance companies will lower people's premiums if their homes have security systems installed.
You would need property coverage and building personal property coverage specific to your industry. Being a florist, you have to account for what happens if the cooling system goes down and you lose your inventory. If you have clients coming into your location you need general liability insurance as well. Feel free to contact me at sjolton@bbandt.com to discuss further and/or get a quote.
Yes and no. Canada's medical system is free only in that if you need medical attention, you will get it, regardless of your ability to pay, but only up to minimum standards. The public medical insurance system is administrated by the Provincial Governments, each with their own system. Some provinces have monthly premiums and some don't, but all are publicly funded and, therefore, NOT free. Canadian medical services are publicly funded by tax dollars, sometimes with the subsidy of publicly paid premiums. Most or all Provinces have provisions, however, for reduced or zero dollar medical premiums for citizens who are able to prove an inability to pay.
The Lymphatic system acts as "insurance" for the circulatory system.
It is not likely that your policy will cover the cost of installation of a security system. Do check your policy or contact your agent. Homeowner's policies are often discounted if the home has a security system, so check on that, too, about the possible savings on your premiums.
Decennial insurance, also known as latent defects insurance, is a type of insurance policy that covers structural defects in a building for a period of ten years after construction is completed. It protects against the financial consequences of defects that may compromise the integrity or stability of a structure. It is commonly required in some countries to protect against long-term construction risks.
Brinks Home Security can only be installed in homes that are owned by the person living in them. If you are interested in having a security system installed, talking with your landlord is going to be your best bet. They may not want the work done, but it may also reduce their insurance premiums.