Employer liability coverage is one of the insurance coverage you should be thinking about if you have employees. The coverage will come in handy if your employees are injured on the job and workers compensation does not cover the cases or damages. Here are three specific situations that employer liability coverage may help you with:
Your Employee Is Suing You in a Dual Capacity
Workers compensation pays for workers injuries in case they are injured while on the job.
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When you have a job that allows you to work from home, it's likely that there a lot of changes that you need to make to make working from home comfortable and productive. One of the things you may not have considered when going through all the changes for working from home is your insurance. Changing your insurance plan can be a great idea since it can help protect all of your belongings that will now be in your home.
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If you are now a senior, you can enjoy many discounts at restaurants and even at fitness clubs. You also may have the benefit of decreased housing costs if you choose to live in a senior community with a low maintenance design. However, many seniors may find themselves wishing their car insurance rates could also go down. After all, your pension, social security, and retirement savings need to stretch as far as possible.
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While no one necessarily likes paying for the various insurance policies people use to protect their things, they are an obvious necessity in life. Some insurance is optional, but most are required either by state laws, financial institution lenders who hold the title to your property and goods, or both. For example, almost every state requires all automobile owners to carry state minimum mandated liability insurance on each of their vehicles.
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There are lots of different ways you can bundle your insurance polices. You can bundle up your car and home insurance. You can bundle your car and renter's insurance. You can also bundle up other types of insurance as well, such as motorcycle, boat, and even life insurance. Bundling insurance is when you purchase more than one insurance policy from the same insurance provider instead of going with different insurance providers for each policy.
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