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Do you need insurance or anything to set up cake decorating party business for kids?
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∙ 10y ago
Not sure about insurance, but if kids are eating what there decorating, would recommend being Serve Safe Certified.
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What exactly does liability insurance cover Is it worth paying for this if I'm starting a company?
It would definitely be worth getting liability insurance for your new business. It is in place to protect businesses from being sued by a third party due to negligence. Having liability insurance is a must for any business. Liability insurance, or business insurance, protects your company against lawsuits that claim you failed to use reasonable care.
What is third party insurance?
Third Party Insurance is a Liability insurance purchased by the insured (first party) from an insurance company (second party) for protection against possible suits brought by another (third party).
What are fun and easy kids recipes for a birthday party?
Simple things like decorating cookies are always great for kids to do. It shouldn't be anything that involves cooking so they can't hurt themselves.
What are the two major duties that liability insurance for small business provides?
The first major duty that liability insurance for small business provides is to defend the small business when it is, for example, sued by another party. The second duty for liability insurance for small business is to pay all claims the insurer is liable for as well as to settle any clear cut cases submitted to insurer immediately.
What kinds of party favors could I make for a twin baby shower theme?
Anything that you use make sure to use two of them. For example, if your decorating with rattles make sure to put two together.
Where can I find reviews for Insurance Factory?
You can find reviews for the Insurance Factory from independent third party reviewers like JD Power and Associates, Consumer Reports, and the Better Business Bureau.
What is an "errors and omissions" insurance?
"Errors and omissions insurance is business liability insurance for professionals such as insurance agents, real estate agents and brokers, architects, third party administrators and other business professionals. This type of insurance helps to protect a professional, an individual or a company, from bearing the full cost of defense for lawsuits relating to an error or omission in providing covered Professional Services.
What are some ideas for decorations for a karaoke party?
The main decoration will be the karaoke machine, but if one wanted some additional decorating ideas or theme ideas, Pinterest is a wonderful resource for party planning and decorating or one could certainly ask around amongst friends for ideas and input for the party decorations.
What type of commercial insurance covers an employee causing damage at a 3rd party?
This would be covered under your general liability policy for your business
Can another party purchase a contract from a Life Insurance Company on you without your knowledge?
Likely not, as they would have to show a reason for insurance on you. Otherwise, you could buy insurance on all your neighbors, and just collect as they pass on. The party would have to show a financial need to collect money upon your death (spouse, business partner, and the like).
Is car insurance on the car or on the driver?
The basic insurance/third-party liability covers third-party persons. But if you have comprehensive car insurance, it not only covers you, third-party persons but also your car.
How do you file a claim to collect for damages if the responsible business has gone bankrupt?
Even if the company is now bankrupt they probably had insurance when they were in business but you will have to find out the insurance company. Try to contact the attorney that is handling their BK and notify him that you have a claim. Your best action is to file a claim with your insurance carrier and let them go after the other party. How this will affect your rates depends on the policies of your carrier. Ask your insurance agent.
