No. Liability insurance only covers damage you do to someone else's property. What you are liable for.
Ask you insurance company if they provide on-site caravan insurance. This type of insurance covers your camper and belongings when you have it residing in a permanent spot, rather than using it for traveling.
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One may obtain event insurance that also covers weddings from "Markel Event Insurance". The site explains what type of coverage is included on issues such as gifts, rental equipment and all other aspects relevant to weddings.
A "floater" is typically an insurance endorsement that covers tools and/or materials while they are away from the business. For example, an air conditioning contractor might want a personal tool "floater" so that his tools on the job site are insured. A contractor building a house might want a tool "floater" and a material "floater" to cover tools and materials at the construction site. Typically a commercial property policy covers tools and materials ONLY if they are within 100 feet of the business location at the time of the loss.
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It can, it just depends on what coverage you purchased. Contact your insurance agent to determine if you have coverage for off premise or stored property.
Here is a site for the US: http://www.amig.com/vacant_property.html and here is one for the UK: http://www.endsleigh.co.uk/Home/Pages/unoccupied-property-insurance.aspx
The rental property owner is not typically liable for stolen tools belonging to a contractor. The contractor is responsible for securing their tools and may have insurance to cover such losses. However, it's important to review the terms of the contract between the property owner and the contractor to determine the specific responsibilities and liabilities in this situation.
You could try healthinsuredirect.com which is an easy site to get heath insurance from. Not only will it cover you being self employed but it also covers other situations to such as: Short Term Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Child Insurance, Individual or Family plans!
No, Your general liability insurance covers accidents on the work site. Commercial Auto Insurance would cover the work related auto accident of an employee. If the employee was injured while on the job, Your workers comepensation coverage would also apply.
Each car rental company offers different types of insurance from LDW (Loss Damage Waiver) which covers the cost of repairs to the vehicle in certain circumstances....to PEC (Personal Effects Coverage) which would cover items stolen from the vehicle. There are so many options depending on the car rental company, you should contact the car rental company directly or check their web site for the different types of insurance offered.