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What are casualty risks?


Many forms of business insurance (other than property coverage, life insurance or disability insurance) fall under the general category of Casualty Insurance. This includes such risks as workers’ compensation, automobile coverage (for business vehicles) and liability coverages. Since there are various types of potential liability for a business (involving actions of employees, product defects, etc.), it is important to consider all the liability exposures and make sure that you have adequate insurance against any that may be significant for your business. Your insurance advisor or insurance company should be able to advise you whether individual liability policies or a package of liability coverages will be needed.
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