FAQs

With a larger staff, employment claims are a real exposure, and EPLI may respond where general liability does not.

HIPAA is the federal standard, while California’s CMIA adds its own requirements for medical information. Both may shape your cyber exposure.

It can, through property coverage. We can help you schedule high-value equipment appropriately.

In California, once you have any employees, it generally is required.

It is not mandated by state law, but credentialing and contracts commonly require it, so most facilities carry it.

It can be, through property coverage. We can help you value and schedule high-value equipment.

It addresses animals in your care, custody, and control, such as boarding or surgical patients, which standard property policies often exclude.

It generally responds to damage to customer vehicles in your care, custody, and control. Terms vary by policy.

It is designed for lot inventory against covered losses. We can review limits and terms with you.

No. The DMV dealer bond is a licensing requirement and works differently from your liability and property coverage. Many dealers need both.