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International Assistance

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International
Assistance

The International Assistance is an essential service for modern travelers. It provides peace of mind and security in unforeseen situations while traveling. With medical coverage, adequate care is assured in case of illness or accident abroad. In addition, support in the event of loss of documents or luggage is invaluable. These services also include legal advice and support in emergencies, providing comprehensive protection for tourists. By contracting travel assistance, travelers can enjoy their adventure with confidence, knowing that they have a global support network looking out for their well-being at all times.

Workers' Compensation Insurance

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Workers'
Compensation

Workers' Compensation Insurance

Covers injuries or illnesses of employees, owners and officers caused by work, such as, Lost Wages, Medical Expenses, Rehabilitation Expenses, Death Benefits.

Some injuries are not covered by a workers' compensation policy. Examples include injuries caused by intoxication or illegal drug use, as well as those that occur outside of working hours. In addition, if an employee violates company policy in his or her conduct, coverage may not apply. In these cases, the worker may not receive workers' compensation benefits for injuries. Therefore, it is essential that employees understand the limits of their coverage and avoid situations that may exclude them from benefits in the event of on-the-job accidents or injuries.

Who should have workers' compensation insurance?

All states, with a few exceptions, require businesses with non-owner employees to purchase workers' compensation insurance coverage for those employees.

Businesses that fail to provide workers' compensation insurance coverage can face serious and costly repercussions, including out-of-pocket claims payments, fines and possible imprisonment, as well as the possibility of losing the right to do business in the state.

Liability Coverage

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Liability
Liability Coverage

On Liability insurance Civil liability is designed to cover an insured for negligent acts that create legal liability to a third party. Such liability can have its source in any part of a person's life. For many people, liability insurance is purchased as part of a package policy purchased to protect large assets, such as homes, automobiles or boats. Typically, policies provide the following liability coverages.

Homeowners insurance.

Liability coverage under a homeowners policy is provided in one of three sections:

  • Personal liability: These are payments that the insured is legally obligated to pay for bodily injury or property damage.
  • Medical payments to third parties: These are medical expenses of injured third parties.
  • Additional coverages: These cover certain expenses incurred by the insured in the event of bodily injury or property damage.

What are the Types of Liability Insurance?

When it comes to liability insurance, there are two categories into which it is divided. The two categories are both legally required:

  • Bodily Injury Liability Insurance - Bodily injury coverage does not cover injuries you sustained in a collision where you were at fault; it covers injuries to another vehicle. Specifically, it protects you against any medical or legal bonds you may face after an accident.
  • Property Damage Liability Insurance - Property damage coverage pays for the damage you cause to the property of others - usually their vehicle in the event of an automobile collision.

Flood Insurance

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Flood
Insurance

Flood insurance will cover your property up to $250,000, You will need a separate flood policy to cover your personal belongings, which can cover up to $100,000.

Most flood insurance policies have a waiting period of 30 Days before you start, so you can't wait until the storm is close to get coverage.

Flood insurance covers damages such as:

  • Overflow of inland or tidal waters (such as storm surges)
  • Runoff or accumulation of surface water (such as flash floods)
  • Mudflow (such as mud flowing on the surface of land that is normally kept dry)

Flood insurance does not cover damages such as:

  • Broken pipes
  • Plumbing system overflows
  • Rain entering your home through a wall, window, or roof.

Homeowners can protect themselves from these financial losses by taking out a flood insurance policy through the NFIPFlood insurance coverage is available regardless of federal disaster declarations. Tenant content insurance is also available. There is a 30-day waiting period before new policies take effect, so don't wait too long to get your policy.

Equipment Coverage

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Liability
of Equipment

This insurance covers losses that may be caused by unforeseen events arising not only from a job, but also from those occurring in the vicinity of the facilities, causing partial or total ruin of the equipment.

Equipment breakdown insurance covers damage caused by covered internal forces, such as power surges, power outages, mechanical breakdown, motor failure and operator error. Note that equipment breakdown insurance covers computers, but not software.

Equipment used in the following areas is covered:

Risks Covered.

  • Fire, lightning or explosion
  • Implosion
  • Smoke, soot, gases, liquids, dusts, dust
  • Corrosives
  • Flooding, hail, frost
  • Short circuit, overvoltage
  • Construction errors
  • Operating errors
  • Land subsidence
  • Others NOT excluded in the policy

Homeowners Coverage

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Coverage
Homeowners

Homeowner's insurance is a product that combines Property and liability coverage for private homes. Also known as hazard insurance or homeowner's insurance, it helps cover costs by paying an annual premium. The insurer agrees to pay an agreed amount if the home suffers covered damage. Premiums vary according to the value of the home, personal property, location and policy riders, generally ranging from hundreds to a few thousand dollars annually.

What is homeowners insurance?

On Homeowner's insurance is a combined property and liability insurance product that is available for private homes. You may also hear it referred to as hazard insurance or homeowners insurance. Homeowners insurance helps pay those costs. You pay an annual premium that is based on the replacement cost of the home and the value of your personal property inside the home.

In exchange for payment of this premium, the insurer agrees to pay a certain amount if the home is damaged by a covered cause. Premiums will vary depending on the value of the home, the value of the personal property inside, the geographic location, and policy riders, but generally range from several hundred to a couple of
thousands of dollars per year.

The standard homeowners insurance policy does not cover earthquake or flood damage, but it is possible to add such coverage. Homeowners insurance is also referred to as “Hazard Insurance” (Risk insurance).

*You are not required by law to have homeowners insurance. However, having a homeowners insurance policy is a crucial way to protect yourself and your home from the unexpected. In addition, your mortgage lender may require you to purchase a homeowners insurance policy and a certain level of coverage.

Landscaping damage coverage

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Damage coverage
Gardening

Landscape damage coverage insurance in the United States protects landscaping and gardening professionals against property damage or injury to third parties. It covers situations such as accidents with machinery, damage to the client's property or injuries occurring during the work. This coverage is essential to protect the business and ensure peace of mind in the development of gardening and landscaping activities. Landscaping business owners should consider this policy to ensure that they are protected in case of unexpected events that may cause financial losses.

Commercial Property Coverage

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Commercial
Property Coverage

Commercial property insurance in the United States provides protection to businesses against loss or damage to their physical assets, such as buildings, equipment and inventory, due to events such as fire, theft or natural disasters. This coverage can also include business interruption, protecting against loss of income due to covered events. Owners can customize the policy to their specific business needs to ensure complete protection and financial peace of mind.

What is commercial property insurance?

Commercial property insurance is a type of financial protection created specifically to protect commercial property. Even the most minimalist home-based business is guaranteed to have some type of property to help run the business. Computers and office equipment, vehicles for transporting goods and providing services - these are all important business assets that will cost you dearly if lost or damaged. This form of insurance is very similar to homeowner's property insurance, although it has broader coverage and higher limits than homeowner's insurance.

What does commercial property insurance cover?

On Commercial Property Insurance offers a wide range of coverage. Covered properties generally include:

  • Buildings and leases
  • Products
  • Machinery, equipment and computers
  • Business benefits

Various types of situations can cause you significant financial stress when dealing with these damaged or lost properties. However, not everything is covered by commercial property insurance. For example, normal wear and tear is not covered, as well as damage due to faulty or substandard construction. Here are situations that are almost always covered:

  • Fires
  • Theft
  • Vandalism
  • Natural disasters
  • Malfunctions
  • Burst pipe

Small business insurance designed your way.

Small business insurance helps your business overcome financial challenges resulting from injuries or property damage for which your company is responsible. It includes one or more coverages that match the specific risks to which your business is exposed.

Trusted by small business owners like you, the Progressive Advantage® Business Program offers flexible protection with more than 30 customizable coverage options*. From commercial auto insurance to policies for business owners, our experts.

Business Owner's Policy (BOP)

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Business
Owner's Policy

A business owner's policy (BOP) combines property and liability insurance, grouping these coverages in a single insurance policy. The insurance of Business Owner (BOP) helps cover bodily injury or property damage claims and is often a good option for small and medium-sized businesses, such as restaurants, wholesalers, contractors or retail stores.

What does the Business Owner's Insurance Policy cover?

The two main coverages of a BOP are liability and property.

Responsibility:

  • Product-related claims
  • Injured customer
  • Advertising damage

Property:

  • Commercial buildings
  • Real estate
  • Debris removal

Here are some examples:

  • Liability for bodily injury or property damage (e.g., if you spill water on a customer's computer and cause damage)
  • Defense costs for covered liability losses (e.g., libel and slander)
  • Protection for commercial furniture and equipment (e.g., chairs, desks, computers)

Commercial property insurance.

The commercial property policy protects your property, as well as the property in your care, in the event it is stolen, damaged or lost. This policy pays for the replacement cost of the insured property. You can include another layer of protection by including Business Interruption insurance in your commercial property policy, which reimburses you for lost income in the event your business must close due to a disaster.

Commercial liability insurance.

Commercial liability insurance helps your business when it is determined by law that it must be held liable for damage caused to another person or their property. The damage may be caused by something your business did, or failed to do. Commercial liability insurance covers legal and medical expenses. Adding professional liability insurance to your policy will protect your company from civil lawsuits by a client. If your business offers consulting or professional services to your clients, this policy is a good investment.

What is covered in a business owners insurance (BOP) policy?

Business owners insurance (BOP) generally provides the following three essential insurance policies:

  • Property insurance helps cover the costs to replace or repair company property after a covered incident.
  • Liability insurance helps cover a company's legal liability for accidental damage or injury to the property of others.
  • Business interruption insurance helps cover regular bills such as rent and payroll, in the event that a business must temporarily shut down for
  • Making repairs following a covered incident

Your agent can help you design your business owners insurance. (BOP) adding endorsements or other insurance policies to help mitigate additional risks. Depending on the industry and company size, your agent may recommend the following:

  • Liability for employee practices
  • Commercial vehicle insurance
  • Cyber liability insurance and cyber risk insurance
  • Flood insurance
  • Equipment breakdown insurance
  • Liability insurance for labor practices
  • Workers' compensation insurance
  • Umbrella insurance

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