It's in our nature to engage in international business. An increasing number of entrepreneurs are heading to the U.S., with many emerging companies making the leap to this vast country. However, thorough preparation is crucial in many areas, especially regarding insurance.
The demands of American partners, particularly concerning liability, require solid preparation and support. On this page and in our whitepaper, we explain several differences (and the advantages of local support) that businesses can leverage. This way, they can also ensure their success in the U.S.
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We are receiving an increasing number of inquiries from companies eager to do business in America. These range from exporting and collaborating with local partners to sell the European company's products, to establishing their own branch in the U.S.
The requirements of American businesses can significantly differ from what you might be accustomed to in Europe. Therefore, it’s crucial to clearly understand what to expect and how to meet these demands. We are here to support you through this process, ensuring your company is well-insured and compliant, eliminating unnecessary concerns about liability.
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As you enter the American market, it is essential for European entrepreneurs to have a thorough understanding of the specific risks and insurance requirements tied to doing business in the United States.
America is known for its litigious nature, which means that companies may encounter legal disputes more frequently than in Europe. This underscores the importance of a well-tailored insurance plan specific to the American market and legal environment.
One of the most important types of insurance to consider as a European entrepreneur operating in the U.S. is liability insurance. This coverage protects you against claims arising from both product defects and operational activities, and it is often more stringent than similar policies in Europe.
Additionally, it’s crucial to consider professional liability insurance, especially if you provide professional services. This insurance helps cover the risks associated with errors, omissions, and misrepresentations.
Additionally, it's essential to tailor your insurance strategy to the specific state laws where you operate. The U.S. comprises 50 states, each with its own insurance rules and regulations. A strategic approach involves partnering with an insurer who has expertise in both national and local insurance laws and can assist you in assembling an insurance package that meets all relevant requirements.
We are here to guide you in creating an effective insurance plan that takes into account all aspects of doing business in the U.S.
For answers to these questions and more, watch the interview below with Robert Havekotte from International Insurance and Erik Broekhuijsen from Van Holland Group
When European companies start doing business in America, they encounter "The American Way of Doing Business." In this whitepaper, we describe what to expect, how to respond, and what you might need to insure, either here or in the USA.
Discover everything you need to know about insuring your business in the USA in this free whitepaper, provided by our partner: International Insurance.
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