Who is liable if something is stolen while your officer is on post?
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Tess Global
“Our officers deter and document; they are not an insurance product. What our coverage does is establish a timestamped record of who entered, when, and what condition the site was in, which is what your carrier will ask for. Discuss any transfer of risk with your broker before assuming coverage exists.”
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