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Understanding The Ins And Outs Of Florida General Liability Insurance
Posted February 8, 2011 by Admin
Having general liability coverage is key to protecting your business against personal
injury or property damage lawsuits. In the event that a third party is injured or has
property damaged while in or on your place of businesses (property), general liability
insurance provides coverage against these occurrences and absorbs the financial loss due
to such events. General liability insurance covers compensatory and general damages
only. Liability insurance requirements will vary from state to state. Florida residents in
need of Florida business insurance should speak with their certified Florida insurance
agent to ensure that they fully understand their coverage and how it benefits their
business.
Any company doing business in Florida is required to carry a Florida general liability
policy that is obtained through a licensed Florida insurance provider. If a business is
not Florida based they must still obtain this coverage in order to perform business in the
state of Florida. The policy must be obtained before business starts and maintained up
to one year after job completion. The original certificate of insurance must be displayed
at the work site. A copy of this certificate is not valid. These details are vital to business
operation and lawsuit protection. By speaking to a knowledgeable Florida insurance
representative these vital pieces of information will be provided and the proper amount of
liability coverage issued.
Florida general liability insurance will vary between business type and Florida city
location of operation. For instance a contractor is required to carry general liability
coverage with $300,000 bodily injury coverage and $50,000 property damage coverage.
Other business types, such as that purchased for Florida restaurant insurance may
require lower coverage limits in the area of $100,000 in bodily injury and $25,000
property damage coverage. Business type, city, total payroll expenses and other variables
will create the need for a specified amount of Florida business insurance. Proper
Florida general liability insurance coverage is key to legality and personal protection.
Speak to your Florida commercial insurance agent for details on coverage requirements
in the state of Florida.
For more information about Florida general liability insurance.





