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A committee of the New Jersey Legislature has recommended passage of a bill that would require employers and owners of multiple-dwelling properties to maintain liability insurance policies of at least $500,000.
June 12, 2018 at 05:05 PM
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A committee of the New Jersey Legislature has recommended passage of a bill that would require employers and owners of multiple-dwelling properties to maintain liability insurance policies of at least $500,000.
S-822 would mandate purchase of liability insurance policies covering negligence-caused personal injury and property damage alleged in third-party lawsuits.
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