Reformers and other apparatus are covered by the property part of a studio’s policy, which is separate from the liability coverage that responds when a…
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It can, depending on which coverages the studio carries and what the student or family alleges. General liability responds when the studio is alleged to be…
Read MoreReport it to your insurer right away, preserve every record related to the incident, and let your insurer handle communication about fault and payment.
Read MoreUsually not by the studio’s policy. A dance studio’s insurance protects the studio, and it does not protect an independent instructor, especially if you are…
Read MoreUsually yes. A studio’s policy protects the studio, and it does not protect an independent teacher, especially if you are a 1099 contractor.
Read MoreA mobile personal trainer needs professional liability and general liability on an individual policy that follows the trainer to every place sessions…
Read MoreIn most cases, yes. A gym’s policy is written to protect the gym, and it does not protect an independent instructor, especially if you are a 1099 contractor.
Read MoreMost fitness policies do not name adaptive athletes at all, which is precisely the problem. Where a policy is silent, an owner cannot assume coverage…
Read MoreParticipant accident insurance pays defined medical costs when someone is injured taking part in your activity, on a no-fault basis, without anyone having…
Read MorePossibly yes. Calling an instructor an independent contractor does not by itself remove your workers’ compensation obligation.
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