A claim tied to a nick or cut is typically what professional liability is meant to address, though coverage depends on your policy terms. We can review the details with you.
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In California, workers’ comp is generally required as soon as you have any employees, so an employed barber would typically trigger it.
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General liability typically covers storefront risks like a customer slip-and-fall, while professional liability responds to claims tied to the service, such as a nick or cut. Many shops carry ...
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