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    Feb 10, 2005, 10:37 AM
    ? About insurance coverage to someone's property I damage
    I damaged some property at an office building. It was my fault. Does my homeowner's liability insurance cover that? If not, is there insurance that does cover it?
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    Apr 26, 2005, 12:35 PM
    Check with your...
    Quote Originally Posted by mikeaday
    I damaged some property at an office building. It was my fault. Does my homeowner's liability insurance cover that? If not, is there insurance that does cover it?
    ... agent but keep in mind that if your insurance covers the damage, your rates may be negatively impacted. Why isn't the office's insurance covering the accidental damage? Is this a place where a good friend works and you don't want to create for them?
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