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There are a number of different types of insurance available to cover
the many types of exposures which exist in a business environment. Due
to the complexity of the risks associated with business, it is important
to deal with a knowledgeable insurance agency. Taylor Agency's staff has
over a hundred years of combined experience and as independent agents,
we have many resources available to us so we can assist you in providing
protection for your business assets. Following are some of the commercial
insurance coverage's we provide.
- This policy insures real and personal property, time element and
liability coverage's in one contract. Endorsements can be added to the
basic form to customize it for your particular needs.
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- This coverage will protect covered property against direct loss arising
from any cause not specifically excluded if the coverage is on a special
perils basis. Coverage is also available on a named peril basis which
is more limited coverage. The advantage of a special peril policy is
that the insurance company must prove that a loss is specifically excluded
in order to deny coverage under the policy.
- Coverage for claims arising out of the insured's liability for injuries
or damage caused by ownership of property, manufacturing operations,
contracting operations, sale or distribution of products, and the operation
of elevators and the like, as well as services.
- Liability coverage protects against claims alleged for bodily injury
and property damage arising from the ownership, maintenance or use of
any covered auto. Coverage can also be provided to protect the covered
vehicle itself. It will pay for physical damage loss that results from
a covered peril.
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- Provides for the cost of medical care and payments to injured employees
or to their dependents of those killed in the workplace, regardless
of blame. Employers liability provides coverage against the common law
liability of an employer for injuries to employees as distinguished
from the liability imposed by a workers compensation law.
- This coverage provides a higher limit of coverage that is excess over
scheduled underlying policies. It is used in one of three ways:
- To provide additional limits of protection over the coverage listed
in your underlying schedule.
- To act as primary coverage if your underlying limits are exhausted.
- To provide coverage for some risks, subject to a retention, when
your primary coverage does not.
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- Professional Liability provides coverage for a professional practitioner,
such as a doctor or a lawyer, against liability claims for damages
resulting from alleged malpractice in the performance of the insured's
services. Often called malpractice insurance.
- Errors and Omissions insurance indemnifies the insured for any
loss sustained because of an error or oversight on his or her part.
- Directors & Officers Liability Insurance provides coverage
for directors and officers of firms or organizations against liability
claims arising out of alleged errors in judgment, breaches of duty,
and wrongful acts related to their organizational activities.
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- Inland Marine Insurance is a broad type of insurance, generally
covering articles that may be transported from one place to another
as well as bridges, tunnels and other instrumentalities of transportation
and communication. It includes goods in transit (generally excepting
trans-ocean) as well as numerous "floater" policies such
as those covering personal effects, personal property, jewelry,
furs, fine arts and others.
- Ocean Marine Insurance is coverage for seagoing vessels, including
liabilities connected with them, and their cargoes.
- Coverage for loss arising out of the operation of pressure, mechanical
and electrical equipment. It may cover loss to the boiler and machinery
itself, damage to other property, and business interruption losses.
- Insurance pertaining to aircraft including coverage of aircraft or
their contents, the owner's liability or accident insurance on the passengers.
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