All of the time. For instance if you drilled a hole in the wall to hang a picture, and you drilled into a water line causing water to spew all over the home, that would be covered. If you accidently let the tub overflow, that would be covered. If someone else did it (contractor, friend, non-resident relative) the insurance company would want their info as they would pursue them to get their money back. Answer back for the specific circumstance.
Yes, If your policy has coverage for "accidental water discharge" you should be covered for any resulting damage. Accidental discharge includes accidental water overflows from sinks, tubs and washers. as well as busted pipes.
i operate a cleaning business and need some type of libility insurance to cover and error caused by myself or my employees what would that cost me monthly?
Error caused by instrumental limitations is actually called systematic error, not experimental error.
The laptop comes with a one year limited manufacturer warranty. This warranty cover any defects that are caused without user error.
no one is at fault it was an accident/ not enough information to determine if it was human error or car error
Error caused by or contributed to by input from operators is called human error.
Your state insurance department is your best resource for insurance-related questions and concerns. Find information on insurance companies and agents, rate quotes and comparisons, insurance buying tips, claims filing information and much more! State Insurance Department websites: http://www.naic.org/state_web_map.htm It will depend on what type of service you are offering. Customers by contract may require you to have general liability coverage and they may also require you to carry errors and omissions insurance. The general liability insurance will cover your business in the event of a claim involving bodily injury or property damage that yoiu cause. The errors and omissions insurance should be carried by anyone that provides a service for a fee to customers. It protects you against any error or omission caused by you and will also pay for defense of any claim of such against you even if the claim is not paid.
Contact the attorney who represented you when you purchased the property to make a claim on your title insurance policy. If you don't have an owner's policy see if the attorney has errors and omissions insurance that will cover the error.
A compounded error is an error caused by something which is unforeseen, such as extreme weather conditions.
You are to bring the error to the notice of the Insurance Company,by submitting an official letter, to be acknowledged by them. The request should be to make necessary correction/rectification of the error and mail you the amendment copy, which should be an integral part of your original life insurance policy bond.
WHAT "was all bank error"?? IF the whole entire repo "was all bank error", then you need an attorney now. ASAP. The bank has insurance to cover "errors and omissions".
A source of error is something that could have caused you to obtain an incorrect result.
It will depend upon the type of policy you have purchased because the coverage on the Dwelling can vary between Specified (or Named) Perils and Special Perils (once erroneously called "All Risk"). It also will depend on how the damage was caused. A claim based upon a tree falling on the house because of the contractor's error would most probably be covered on either type of policy. However, if, for example, the damage was due to spilled chemicals then there could be a difference in whether coverage applies or not.