- business insurance
General liability insurance (GL), often referred to as business liability insurance, is coverage that can protect you from a variety of claims including bodily injury, property damage, personal injury and others that can arise from your business operations. General liability insurance quotes usually include:
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Give Freedom Line Brokerage a call to learn more about Business Insurance! We do all kind of businesses including Pharmacy, restaurants, contractors, salons etc.Give Freedom line Brokerage a call to learn more about Business Insurance! We do all kind of businesses including Pharmacy, restaurants, contractors, salones etc
- Pharmacy insurance
Commercial General Liability for pharmacy offers protection against the risks of running your pharmacy business. This provides protection against claims of bodily injury liability, property damage liability and even personal injury and advertising exposures for which your business may be liable. Slip-and-fall is a common type of claim.
- restaurant insurance
Business insurance is important to restaurant owners. Risks like slip, fall injuries or spoiled food can lead to lawsuits, so you need a general liability policy. Equipment damage and resulting business disruption is a risk, so a business owner’s policy is a option, which includes general liability, is recommended. That policy also covers fires caused by your kitchen equipment and can include coverage for spoilage caused by mechanical failures.
Give Freedom line Brokerage a call to learn more about Restaurant Insurance!
- contractors liability insurance
The Contractor Liability Insurance coverage you need will be unique to your business Freedom Line Brokerage Inc will ensure that you don’t have critical gaps in coverage that could leave you exposed to expensive legal claims. With our flexible options, savings, and expert service, you’ll know that your business is getting the best protection possible.
- Mix-use Property
Owners of small buildings in New York City face several insurance challenges. But for owners of mixed-use buildings – those properties with commercial space on the ground floor and residential units above – commercial building insurance can get tricky. Common throughout the five boroughs, these properties raise a few special considerations when looking for mixed-use building insurance.
First and foremost, building owners and property managers should require each commercial tenant to carry a liability policy of at least $1 million. In addition, this policy should name the landlord or building owner an additional insured. Building owners should not be held responsible for tenants’ customers.
