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Overview Most businesses can absorb small problems. Few can absorb a serious lawsuit, a major property loss, or weeks of interruption without pressure on cash flow and staffing. Reviewing indemnity clauses and additional insured requirements in contracts can prevent coverage gaps and disputes if a claim arises. Canadian courts often scrutinize evidence of due diligence and documentation when adjudicating liability, making record keeping an essential risk control. Insurance policies in Canada are subject to provincial Insurance Acts, which govern cancellation provisions, policy wordings, and mandatory coverages. Many small businesses overlook the importance of cyber liability coverage, despite data breaches and ransomware attacks becoming more common across sectors.
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Important Risks • Buildings, equipment, and inventory after a covered physical loss • Liability claims from third party injury or property damage allegations • Income loss and fixed expenses when operations are forced to stop • Special risks such as cyber events, equipment breakdown, and crime exposure • Reviewing indemnity clauses and additional insured requirements in contracts can prevent coverage gaps and disputes if a claim arises.
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Coverage Highlights • Landlords often require proof of liability and property coverage in leases • Clients may require certificates and minimum limits before work starts • Lenders and investors may require coverage as a financing condition • Reviewing indemnity clauses and additional insured requirements in contracts can prevent coverage gaps and disputes if a claim arises. • Canadian courts often scrutinize evidence of due diligence and documentation when adjudicating liability, making record keeping an essential risk control.
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