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Property Damage

Commercial property insurance covers your buildings and their contents in the event of fires, theft, vandalism, and certain weather events. Your office, equipment, instruments, and materials inventory can all be covered with a commercial property policy. Fee Insurance Group can help you evaluate how much coverage you need for your facility. Proper valuation of your business property is essential to making sure that you will be sufficiently reimbursed in the event of a loss.

Professional Protection

Malpractice insurance is professional liability insurance for a broad range of service providers. A malpractice policy is specialized to deal with the risk of lawsuit due to errors and omissions in your work, such as bad advice, accidental injury, incorrect information, or unintentional misrepresentation.

If a client suffers physical, financial, or emotional harm as a result of something you did or didn't do during the course of your transaction, that client could choose to file a malpractice claim against you. Malpractice insurance provides the settlement cost, court fees, and your legal defense, up to the limits of your policy. That way you can keep your business running, and keep your savings account intact.

General Incidents

Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance helps provides protection from a variety of claims ranging from:

• Injuries on your property, such as slips or falls

• Bodily injury or property damage to a third party caused by your work or your employee's activities

• Liability of others you assume under contracts

• Bodily injury or damage to another's property arising from a defect in your product

• Libel, slander, or business disparagement

• Copyright infringement in your advertisement

General Liability insurance covers the cost of your legal defense if you are sued for covered claims and any settlement or judgement awarded for those claims.

Policy Supplements

An Umbrella Liability Policy supplements your existing policy's general liability, auto liability and employer's liability limits. An umbrella policy provides:

• Increased limits in excess of the standard primary policies

• Replacement of the primary policies if limits are used up by covered losses

• Broader coverage than primary coverages

Employee Accidents and Injuries

Workers’ compensation insurance help protect your employees and your business from the costs of workplace accidents and injuries.

Kansas requires workers’ compensation insurance for most employers—see rules here. Those statutes determine the amount of benefits an injured employee is entitled to, what types of injuries are covered, and how medical care will be delivered. In general, workers’ compensation insurance covers the costs of medical care for the injured worker, as well as income replacement if they cannot return to work for a while. Workers’ compensation insurance may also provide death benefits if a worker is killed at your facility.

Commercial Vehicle Damage and Liability

Commercial auto insurance typically covers cars, trucks, trailers, vans and other vehicles designed for use on public roads. Only a business auto policy can help provide protection for vehicles being driven for business purposes

You can customize your policy to cover:

• Vehicles that your public business owns

• Vehicles that your public business owns, leases, or hires

• All vehicles that are used for business purposes, including those that the business does not own, lease or hire (e.g., personal vehicles that are driven for business purposes)

You can list each vehicle on your policy and carry different coverage for each depending on the vehicle’s characteristics and the coverage you need for it.

Data Breach

Healthcare organizations like yours often store information about employees, contractors and customers, including Social Security and credit/debit card numbers. Data Breach Coverage helps pay the costs of notifying impacted individuals such as customers and employees, managing public relations, good faith advertising, and more if personally identifiable information is lost or stolen.

Catastrophic Events

Excess casualty provides an extra layer of protection beyond what your primary insurance and umbrella may cover. An excess policy can help protect your business in the event of a large, potentially catastrophic event.