Tanenbaum Harber of Florida Blog: general liability insurance
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Tuesday, January 12, 2021 Some businessowners may be surprised to find out that general liability insurance isn’t typically required by any state or federal law. This doesn’t mean you won’t need this insurance, however. What Does General Liability Insurance Cover? General liability insurance covers basic accidents and claims concerning: READ MORE >>
Wednesday, July 8, 2020In this time of social distancing, most businesses are working harder than ever to keep their workplaces safe and sanitary. Regular cleaning, mopping and wiping down of quarters can help businesses protect not only their employees, but also customers. However, when cleaning, you might expose patrons to one interesting hazard – fall risks. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, February 26, 2020 Builders risk is an insurance specialized for dangers that specific industries face. This insurance covers property under construction against incidents with fire, lightning, hail, theft, vandalism and other dangers. Property possibly covered beneath a builders risk policy includes the buildings or structures themselves, materials, supplies and equipment. READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 9, 2020Accidents happen, most of the time in the most unexpected way. Say a guest slips in your restaurant and twists their ankle. You call for medical assistance immediately, but the guest is furious and doesn’t want to pay for the medical expenses. What do you do? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 20, 2019As a small business owner, you seek to serve your community in practical ways. However, the closer you get to the community, the greater your risk of causing them harm. If they blame you for such occurrences, you could stand to lose a lot of money, business and productivity. READ MORE >>
Friday, January 4, 2019Hotels cater to a diversity of clients. You might host a high school reunion one day and a wedding party the next. Every guest, from the routine to the special will need unique, targeted accommodations. Still, they all will expect you to provide them with a safe, secure environment. How can you do so? READ MORE >>
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