Commercial Insurance for Sensible Businessmen

by Guest » Wed Mar 15, 2006 05:52 am
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Commercial insurance protects against perils caused to your business. Individuals, who plan to set up a business, should most definitely consider getting commercial insurance. This kind of insurance has 3 common types:

  1. Property Insurance
  2. Liability Insurance
  3. Worker's Compensation

Filing a commercial insurance claim

Having to file commercial insurance claim would mean that disaster has already struck even if none of us want that to happen. However in the unfortunate event that you do need to file a claim, the process gets completed in a few steps. Of course, individual cases will vary. The steps that form the claims process are:
  1. Informing the concerned authorities like police, fire department about the accident/incident that has taken place.

  2. Contacting your insurance provider and provide them important details.

  3. The adjuster assigned to your case by the insurance company should contact you within 24 hours.

  4. Preparing a claims diary where you can write down the details of the conversation you had with your agent or other relevant people in the process.

  5. You need to help the adjuster asses the depth of your loss. You must provide a copy of the document prepared by you and keep a copy with you for reasons of safety.

  6. The adjuster will offer you a settlement amount after assessing your loss. If you agree then he/she will arrange for payment or replacement of property as per the terms of your policy.
Protect your business from unknown perils with commercial insurance. It is definitely better to have protection than feeling helpless when damage occurs. There are several on-the-job accidents that may take place and companies need to compensate for that. You do not know how much money you would have to pay and hence, it is a sensible idea that you invest in commercial insurance to be able to bear the losses, whatever be the amount.

What are the different types of commercial insurance for small businesses? To what limit do I need them?

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