What Is Commercial Insurance?

insurance would cover broken store windows and plate glass windows.

Business interruption coverage covers losses that result from property damage or loss. This insurance would pay for salaries, taxes, rents and net profits that would have been earned during the time it was closed.

Ordinance or Law insurance covers any demolition and rebuilding costs if your business comes into violation of code when your building (about 50%) has been destroyed. Tenant’s coverage would cover negligence on the part of your employees on your property.

Crime insurance on the other hand, would cover theft, burglary and robbery of money, securities, stocks and fixtures from employees and outsiders. Fidelity bonds would cover losses due to an employee’s theft of business property and money.

We also have liability insurance. This covers injuries that you cause to third parties. If somebody sues you for personal injury or property damage, this type of insurance will cover you for the cost of defending and resolving the suit that may arise.

There are 4 specialized kinds of liability insurance. They are as follows: Errors and omissions insurance, malpractice insurance or professional liability insurance, automobile insurance and directors and officers’ liability insurance.

Errors and omissions insurance is covered when the act is an accidental error and not just because of poor judgment or intentional acts. Malpractice insurance is