Independent Contractor Insurance
The Insurance Marketplace for Independent Contractors
Protect Your Independent Contractor Business
Independent contractor insurance protects independent contractors against lawsuits and property damages while under contract. Specific risks faced by independent contractors depend upon the industry they operate in.
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- Damage to property or construction sites
- Slip-and-fall accidents
- Client injuries
- And more
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- While under contract, your client or employer is at risk for damages you may cause. With independent contractor insurance, you can add your client or employer as an additional insured to protect them from liability for your actions.
- Property or business owners may require you to show a proof of insurance before hiring you.
- Liability insurance gives you a layer of defense against claims such as bodily injury claims or property claims.
- Financial peace of mind
- If you use your own equipment, or transport equipment to multiple locations, you will want to protect your equipment against theft, damage, or loss with additional equipment insurance.
Choosing the right insurance is critical.
You can’t afford gaps in your coverage that could put you out of business.
Need additional information before making a decision?
Give our team a call today at 844.520.6993.
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