Ive just taken out business insurance?
920324
I wish - but you can never be liable to yourself.  I guess an attorney will take your money to sue yourself, however.....
383843
What kind of underwriting?  Insurance?  If so, run like hell.  Do not get into that business.  I have been there for 20 years and cannot get out!
1113256
Did you say that the guy who hit you owns a business?  Hmmmmmmmmm.   He was stupid to not have insurance.  But if his business is profitable, that's your insurance.  You can get a judgment against his business and garner his profits.\n\nThat having been said, you should do a couple of things.  First, take the guy up on his offer to pay for your expenses.  DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING FROM THIS GUY UNTIL YOU TALK TO A LAWYER.  In the meantime, let him help with your medical expenses.\n\nAnd then find a lawyer and sue his @ss.  \n\nI'm sure this is the exact wrong time to say this, but I'm saying it for everyone else's benefits -- this is a prime example of why you want your insurance affairs in order.  Keep your liability limits as high as you can afford.  In this case, you should have carried uninsured motorist coverage.  UM insurance is outrageously cheap and will usually only cost you on the order of about an extra $100 per year on your insurance, depending on the limits of your coverage.  In this case, you would have been insured and not in the mess.  As it is, this may take some creative and agressive negotiating to free you of this cr#p.  \n\nGet yourself an attorney right now.  Go to www.martindale.com for a listing of attorneys in your area.  I'm sure you can find one who will take this case on contingency.
359819
You need to contact the Insurance Department of the state in which you were licensed.\nPay the licensing fee and see how far behind you might be in continuing education credits.  Get the credits and viola you are back in business.
166098
If you are owning equip. under business, must be insured under business, which is not a problem.\nIf for personal use, still not a problem, can endorse to your homeowners policy as scheduled personal property, no deductible. Do not do any other way, not blanket coverage, as this is a rip off for you,\nYou may schedule quite an amount of this equip. on your personal homeowners policy.  Call your agent for assistance.\n\nAll insurance companies should be able to do this for you, and if not, your agent can work it out anyways, not a problem, regardless of what they tell you.\n\nIf this is used for Biz, still no problem.\n\nIf you have the right agent, will be very easy, cost effective.\n\nNot a good idea, unless only single piece, to purchase the insurance from the telecom equipment company, as they will charge you a very high rate for coverage.
1012517
Talk to a lawyer and sue your old insurance company.
535743
By getting a very large liability insurance policy because you are going to need it. Next best choice, talk with a good lawyer on how to insulate your company from liability claims.
1075038
speak to your credit card company , your card will automatically come with isuRANCE FOR SUCH A THING HAPPENING
477039
you should check a better business bureau
705308
Caveat:  I am not licensed as either a barrister or solicitor in Canada.\n\n1)  You are apparently a business owner.  Turn the question over to your insurance company and let them deal with the question of liability.  That is what you pay them for.  \n\n2)  You are apparently a business owner:  If someone came into your store, and said "I would like <insert name of your product> for free, what would you think?  I somehow doubt that you would say "sure, take $150 or $200 worth for free".\n     When you ask an attorney, barrister, solicitor, advocate, etc.. for free advice, that is the same thing.  The only thing that a barrister or solicitor has to sell is his/her time and professional expertise.  To answer your question, they need to investigate the facts and then give you an answer that can be relied on.  To do otherwise is professional negligence.\n\nI urge you to contact your local solicitor or barrister, but don't expect free advice.  Free advice is often worth exactly what you pay for it.
517217
check Best reports- a co from nj that rates all insurance cos nationwide-best way to do it- try online=yet they may charge like 5 dollars or ten for a report- try the co name online or the yahoo yellow pages etc
1108811
registered yes insured no
110800
Check with your insurance company - it should be covered.
504022
Depends..\n\nAre you working for yourself, in your own practice?  Is so, you'll be buying your own insurance, vacation will be time you don't get paid, etc....\n\nAre you working in a corporate office?  Then your benefits are part of your package from the corporation, usually consisting of Insurance, Vacation, and other perks.
1033119
Call the agent that wrote the policy for you, they should be able to get it for you. One of my customers called his Workers Comp Ins. Co just yesterday and guess what happened-the Ins Co. ignored his call and called me to ask if I knew why he was calling!! I had to call my Insured and find out what he needed. He thought he would save time by calling direct not realizing many Ins Co's do not talk to the Insured's directly, but go through the Agent. This may be what is happening to your phone messages-they're being ignored. Your Agent will be able to get that paper for you fairly quickly, they may even have a copy of it in their files (we keep W/Comp files for 7 years after they expire)\nGood luck!
239695
call your insurance broker. renter's insurance is pretty cheap from my experience.
1019330
Ahhhh, the oxymoron-----liability insurance and "cheap."  There isn't any cheap liability insurance for new businesses.  You will need to check with the Contractors in the area, association, possible union affiliations.  Also, you may want to check with any licensure or regulating body for you type of work.  They will probably tell you what you need on a "contract by contract" basis.  If you are a subcontractor for a general contractor on a job, then you may be able to work under his insurance----but I doubt it.\n\nErrors, omissions, liability, accident, and property damage - depending on how many employees you will have or how many subcontractors you will have working under your policy---I would guestimate at least $400.00 per month----and that's conservative.