As the United States recovers from the economic crisis over the last few years, we are once again seeing growth in the acquisition and transfer of properties. The issues that arise from the sale or purchase of these properties at times can be a Pandora's Box. The options to either borrow money to finance the purchase of a property, or to use your own money to do so, does not change the driving need in today's marketplace to have environmental liability insurance in place to protect the investment.
There are many issues that must be addressed when thinking about Site Pollution coverage for these types of risks:
· What has the property previously been used for?
· What will the property be used for in the future?
· What policy limit of insurance will cover your contractual needs or make you feel safe in the event of a loss?
· Are you concerned with first party triggers or will third party be enough?
· Will you want pre-existing coverage, new conditions only, or both?
· What will the property be used for in the future?
· What policy limit of insurance will cover your contractual needs or make you feel safe in the event of a loss?
· Are you concerned with first party triggers or will third party be enough?
· Will you want pre-existing coverage, new conditions only, or both?