Most businesses need crime insurance, yet it is often overlooked and not discussed in detail. While an open-perils property policy may cover theft, it often excludes or sharply limits coverage for money and securities. Under a named-perils property policy, theft is typically excluded altogether. Employee theft is excluded under all property policies, so businesses with employees who handle money should carry crime insurance. Crime insurance must be carefully structured, with

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General liability insurance protects you from claims that result from property damage or bodily injury. If the cause of the claim is a...