The FBI defines an active shooter as
an individual engaged in killing
or attempting to kill people in a
populated area.
In 2018 there were 27 active
shooter incidents in 16 states,
resulting in 213 deaths.
Active Shooter policies tend to go
in to effect as soon as a person
walks onto an organization’s
property and commits a targeted
attack.
Coverage generally pays for
property damage, loss of business
income, medical expenses and
funeral costs for the victims.
A special endorsement is available to provide coverage for an “off-site incident”, such as deadly weapon attack/workplace violence that occurs while an employee is traveling on a company business.
Umbrella Insurance: This liability insurance can serve as an extra layer of financial protection if your business exceeds its other forms of coverage. Most insurance
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