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Charles
Malmquist, 770.912.1201 Paul Tuggle, CPCU 770.913.1208 |
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John Lowden 770.913.1209 Ron
Cuen Kevin
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How long has it been since you reviewed your insurance coverage?
Chances are your business has changed over the last year, which could affect
your insurance needs. In order to make sure every aspect of your business is
adequately protected, your insurance program should be evaluated on an annual
basis. Here is a brief checklist of items to review. - moved or added locations?- changed business ownership/structure? - expanded business
operations/services? - increased inventory? - established or contributed to an employee pension/profit-sharing plan? - offered group health/ disability plans? If the answer to any of these questions is 'yes,' in all likelihood your insurance requirements have changed. As your agent, we welcome the opportunity to meet with you to review your insurance program, discuss any changes, and assist you in evaluating your needs in order to ensure that you have comprehensive coverage which corresponds to your business today. To schedule an appointment with your agent, please call us at 770-399-6760. Or if you would like someone to contact you, simply email insurance@potterholden.com with your contact information and an agent will be happy to respond. Remember … as your business changes, so do your risks and exposures. Whether you need additional coverage added to an existing policy or if you intend to purchase new coverage that addresses specific risks, making sure your business has adequate protection should be an ongoing task. |
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December 2007 |
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The information contained above is intended to be illustrative and
discusses general insurance issues. It is not designed to give any
specific legal advice pertaining to any specific circumstance. It is not
intended as a policy of insurance, binder, or state of coverage or as an
amendment, modification or waiver of the terms and conditions of any policy of
insurance. In every instance, a policy is the only accepted statement of
coverage, and it is important to read and understand your policy. Contact your
agent if you have questions regarding your coverage. |
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