Universal Property and Casualty Insurance is located in the United States in the state of Florida. The full address is 1110 W Commercial Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 3309.
Edward W Siver has written: 'The handbook of commercial property and casualty insurance' -- subject(s): Casualty Insurance, Insurance, Casualty, Insurance, Property, Property Insurance
form_title=Property and Casualty Insurance form_header=Minimize your risks. Protect your property, assets, and business against its losses with property and casualty insurance. Is your business in a flood or natural disaster zone?= () Yes () No Do you have an existing policy for property and casualty insurance?= () Yes () No Number of buildings needing insurance?=_ Have you ever filed any claims on this property before?= () Yes () No
David Whiteman has written: 'Liability insurance availability and affordability problems as a function of property-casualty insurance market fluctuations' -- subject(s): Casualty Insurance, Insurance, Casualty, Insurance, Liability, Insurance, Property, Liability Insurance, Policies, Property Insurance
James J. Smith has written: 'New York supplement to Philip Gordis' Property and casualty insurance textbook' -- subject(s): Casualty Insurance, Examinations, Insurance, Casualty, Insurance, Property, Property Insurance
Ernest H. Gore has written: 'Property/casualty insurance' -- subject(s): Casualty Insurance, Property Insurance
Property insurance covers damage to physical property, such as homes or buildings, while casualty insurance covers liability for harm or injury caused to others.
Life insurance companies tend to be working with more money than property and casualty insurance, in most cases.
Curtis Miller Elliott has written: 'Fundamentals of risk and insurance' -- subject(s): Insurance, Risk (Insurance) 'Property and casualty insurance' -- subject(s): Casualty Insurance, Property Insurance
Property of course is just that insurance for a particular property, the definition of casualty is ''Insurance coverage for loss orliability arising from a sudden, unexpected event such as an accident" so the term property and casualty insurance is losely used to describe, policys that contain coverage for a specific property and liablity protection. Most people would say, auto, home, boat, motorcycle insurance would be among these.
Surety insurance accounted for approximately 1.1 percent of property/casualty sales in 1995 and accounted for a similar proportion of the jobs within the industry.
The entire property and casualty insurance industry employed about 616,000 people in 1994, while non-property/casualty insurers employed about 935,000 people.