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3 Reasons Why You Need a Business Continuity Plan

When you own and run your own business, the survival of your company depends on fending off a whole host of risk factors, ranging from data loss and power failure to a major natural disaster such as an earthquake, flood, hurricane, or tornado. For a small business especially, even a

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Earthquake Insurance: Protecting Your Property

If you live in Southern California, you’ve no doubt grown up understanding that you live in earthquake country. The team at Swarts, Manning & Associates wants to make sure that you and your family are protected. If you don’t have an earthquake kit, we recommend you check out this list

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Medical Malpractice: Protecting Yourself and Your Practice

Medical malpractice is something doctors don’t want to think about, but in the event that something goes wrong, they have to be protected. Many doctors see patients year in and year out without incident, but it takes one mistake or mishap to bring an entire medical practice down. While some

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What’s the Omnibus Clause in Our Commercial Auto Policy?

Insurance policies are filled with legal jargon and complicated wording, but those details are often essential for understanding the ways in which you are (and are not!) covered. Among the many details we translate for our clients, we’re often asked about the Omnibus Clause in their commercial auto policy, so

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OxiClean Lawsuit Highlights Big Questions About Advertising Injury Coverage

Does the advertising injury coverage that’s often included in a commercial general liability policy protect policyholders from damages stemming from false advertising? The recent lawsuit filed against Church & Dwight Co., Inc – the manufacturer of OxiClean™ – has many business owners asking that exact question. On September 3, 2019,

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What is Builders Risk?

Builders risk insurance is a type of insurance coverage that protects construction projects and the materials being used in those

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