It's essential for buildings to review certificates of insurance (COIs) carefully to avoid potential liability. Fake COIs are a serious concern, and insurance brokers should be involved in verifying coverage details.
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The Future Condominium Spots a Fake
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A Certificate of Insurance Is Not Enough Protection
Seeing a certificate of insurance is not the same thing as examining an actual insurance policy.
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Tricks of the Trade
Games insurers play.
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