Fusion Insurance Agency Blog: liability
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Wednesday, October 2, 2024While commercial property insurance may be fairly self-explanatory, many people are unfamiliar with commercial liability insurance. This type of coverage protects a business from the financial obligations associated with third party liability risks, such as if a guest gets injured on business property or by a business’ product. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, April 3, 2024Every business large or small faces a variety of dangers when it comes to operation. One of the main dangers is liability, which protects your business against claims such as bodily injury and property damage. The amount of coverage you need may vary, however. Your business’ industry is just as important as the size of your company. READ MORE >>
Thursday, February 8, 2024Not sure you need insurance coverage for your small business? Think again! You might be putting yourself at risk by not having a policy. Take a look at these four signs you need general liability coverage and make a determination for yourself. Sign #1: You Have a Physical Location Visited by Customers READ MORE >>
Monday, July 10, 2023Protecting your grocery patrons is an important part of your business. But, protecting your employees should be an equally important task. Without proper protections, grocery store employees face risks that could impact their safety. If employees face risks, then so does the business owner. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 23, 2022The digital sphere has become an indispensable part of the American economy, and nearly every modern business is online in some way, shape or form. However, as you compile digital information, you have to realize the sensitivity of the information in your care. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, June 28, 2022Business owners face many risks, and it may seem difficult to decide which insurance policies best address them. Both general liability insurance and professional liability insurance can provide coverage for lawsuits against your business, but they are written for different types of liability exposures. READ MORE >>
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