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Wednesday, March 26, 2014

What Is Business Or Commercial Insurance?

By Maryl Joop


There are two types of crop insurance. The first kind is called multi-peril crop insurance. It helps protect crop producers against the damaging effects of natural disasters like fire, insects, floods, drought, hail, freezes disease and wildlife. In addition, it can help them with the loss of revenue because of price declines. Crop insurance is both supported and regulated by the federal government and its policies are sold and serviced by non-government agencies.

Protecting Your Employees

* Manufacture Products: Liability coverage is good to protect you in case a product that is developed ends up injuring or causing damage to clients. This may result in a class action lawsuit, but again the insurance protects the business.

Finding the Right Company

How to Buy Crop Insurance

Vendors can also play a significant role in deciding on how much coverage is needed. For example, if you are a sporting goods distributor a company like Dick's Sporting Goods may require you to have up to 5 million dollars per occurrence. This is mainly due to the factors of having a defect or problem with a product that may malfunction. In the event that there is a problem with your product you can use your increased coverage to stay afloat while the product is fixed or replaced.

It is important to note that a small business that has minimal assets maybe required from the beginning to acquire increased coverage in order to do business with other companies. Eventually once your company is more established the limit on your insurance should grow as your business grows. It is clear that without proper coverage of insurance, and knowing what can be covered should be a priority for any business. Although, it is challenging to run a small business in today's economy; having the right insurance coverage can enable a business to obtain protection against lawsuits, and from other problems.




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