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Beauticians and Barbers Professional Liability

Beauty salons offer a wide range of services such as hair styling, dressing, cosmetic application, perms, shampooing, tweezing/waxing, facials, trimming, bleaching and dyeing, manicures, and pedicures. Nowadays, salons offer even a wider range of services that involve high risks. Currently, salons offer an even wider array of services that cross into the area of medical and surgical procedures.  Such procedures involve higher level of risks....

Traveling by Zip-line?

Zip-lining is an extremely popular attraction that is done as recreation throughout the world. Zip-lines are also known by various names such as zip wires, rope slides, aerial runways, canopy, flying fox, and death slides. This recreation is a transportation system that consists of a steel cable, stretched on an incline between two different points of elevation. The person who is traveling does so by...

Liability issues can arise from entertainment

In every town or city, big or small, there is always some type of nightlife scene. Nightlife events become filled to capacity with people, gathering to eat, drink, and be entertained by live bands, DJs or karaoke. There are many performers who provide these services do so as their business, however, the vast majority do not. Usually, performers do nightlife performances as a hobby and...

Commercial vehicles and cellular distraction

Businesses that deal with road transportation are highly concerned with minimizing the amount of accidents that occur on the road. Vehicle accidents create loss of business property, interrupt work, damage private property, as well as cause critical damage to the public, creating injuries and fatalities.  It is highly important that people behind the wheel operating a vehicle do so safely! Some of the main sources...

Under whose insurance are your grown up children covered?

Do you now consider your children as adults? Adult children may think that when a loss happens, their property will be covered by their mom or dad's homeowners or auto policy.  This is not always true and finding this out after a major loss can make the loss situation even worse.  A relative is only covered if he or she is a full-time resident of...