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Business Liability Insurance
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clbsquared
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The most common for that is going to be a “garage keepers” type of policy.
RFI-EMI-GUY
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I use Auto Owners insurance for $1million liability. Very reasonable as it is a general business liability as I am a consultant and don't install stuff, climb towers etc. The most dangerous tool I bring on site is a terrible 3 step, step ladder to reach top of rack for inspection. At this point, paper cuts are my biggest concern.
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#1: Marsh McLennan
#2: Aon PLC
#3: Willis Towers Watson PLC
#4: Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
#5: Hub International Ltd.
#6: Acrisure LLC
#7: Brown & Brown Inc.
#8: Truist Insurance Holdings Inc.
#9: Alliant Insurance Services Inc.
#10: Lockton Cos. LLC
lenk911
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Be careful with "consulting". Not all "consulting" is covered under general business liability insurance. If your consulting is in the realm of professional/technical advice and recommendation you may need a professional liability insurance rider which can be expensive. In all states and provinces using the words "Engineering" or "Architect" or variances thereof in ads and titles requires you to have a professional license. In many states, the word "designer" also triggers a state license.
On the same subject if you are installing low voltage wiring, some states require a full master electrician's license while most have a "electrician's lite" license just for low voltage work. All these state/provincial licenses require formal education and passage of a written test.
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