Insurance for Contractors
Contractors often need general liability, workers’ compensation, commercial auto, tools coverage, and umbrella insurance.
Contractors often need general liability, workers’ compensation, commercial auto, tools coverage, and umbrella insurance.
A waiver of subrogation limits an insurer’s ability to seek recovery from a specified party after paying a covered claim.
Additional insured status can give another party certain liability protections under your policy when added by endorsement.
A Certificate of Insurance provides evidence of coverage but does not change or replace the insurance policy.
Business claims can affect renewal pricing, underwriting eligibility, deductibles, carrier appetite, and future insurance options.
Workers’ compensation premiums are strongly influenced by payroll, employee classification, claims history, and experience modification factors.
Insurance audits compare estimated exposures to actual payroll, sales, or operations to determine final premium.
EPLI may help protect businesses from covered claims involving wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, and other employment practices issues.
Professional liability insurance helps protect service businesses from claims alleging mistakes, negligence, or failure to perform services.
Cyber liability insurance helps businesses respond to data breaches, ransomware, cyber extortion, and other digital threats.