Limited Liability Company Status as the Insured
A new insured is a limited liability company. The insured has the following risk exposures: commercial property; general liability; business auto; and workers compensation. How do the various coverage forms treat a limited liability company when it comes to the status of an insured? In other words, is the company treated as a corporation or as a partnership or as some other type of business entity?
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