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- Is liability insurance required in disability advocacy?
- Is liability insurance expensive?
- What does liability insurance protect me from?
- Who would you recommend for liability insurance?
- Do you recommend liability insurance if I'm not
in the pilot program?
- Is liability insurance helpful with a home office?
- How much coverage should I purchase?
- How do I insurance employees on the job?
- Is liability insurance required
in disability advocacy?
No, liability insurance is option. However, if you wish to take part in Social Security's pilot certification program, you will be required to purchase liability insurance.
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- Is liability insurance expensive?
Liability insurance is surprisingly inexpensive. This is especially true when you consider the level of protect for the costs.
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- What does liability insurance protect me from?
Liability insurance can protect a small business owner from a number of perils including fire, storm damage, site accidents, product liability and even employee negligence.
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- Who would you recommend for liability insurance?
You may use any company you like. We use State Farm Insurance.
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- Do you recommend liability insurance
if I'm not in the pilot program?
It never hurts to protect yourself from the many perils of business ownership. However, the nature of disability advocacy is such that in our eighteen years of service, we have never even come close to being sued by a claimant. We didn't purchase liability insurance until the tenth year of our business. The decision to purchase insurance is up to you.
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- Is liability insurance helpful with a home office?
Liability insurance for your home business would be extremely wise. You home owners insurance may not cover damage for accidents or equipment in your home that is related to your business entity. Call your home insurance company and ask if you are covered. If not, ask for the price of a raider. Example: helpful
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- How much coverage should I purchase?
You should purchase enough insurance to cover the replacement of equipment and materials required to operate your company. Think replacement costs when determining the amount of coverage to purchase.
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- How do I insurance employees on the job?
To insurance employees on the job, you would need to purchase Workers' Compensation Insurance.
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