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Your Policy Read — Business Brief
What we read in your policy, in plain English
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We read your full policy the way a carrier reads it after a loss. Most of what matters to your business isn't on the declarations page — it's in the conditions. Below is what your policy requires, in business terms. We don't hold your operating records yet, so nothing here rates your kitchen — it shows what your policy expects. Nothing here is insurance advice; evaluating your coverage is your licensed agent's work.
What your policy requires
A complete reading of every clause-level requirement in this policy.
Here are two of them in full — one fire, one food:
F-01Fire Protection Systems — Maintenance Requirement (P-9)
Your insurance policy requires that the cooking-equipment fire-protection systems listed in the Protective Safeguard Endorsement remain in working order. These include exhaust/hood cleaning, the fire suppression system, the sprinkler system, and the fire alarm. Each must be serviced on schedule by a qualified person. If any system goes out of service, notify your insurer within the time your policy requires.
If a system goes offline — notify in writing
If any listed system goes out of service, you must notify your insurer in writing within the time your policy requires — commonly 48 hours. A verbal heads-up to your broker does not satisfy this. Miss the window and coverage can be impaired regardless of what caused the loss.
Your policy expects
Each named system serviced on schedule by a qualified person, with records kept.
Your file shows
We don't hold your service records yet — the certificates and tags for each system are what answer this.
If you can't
If a system lapses at the time of a fire, the carrier may deny the entire claim — even if that system had nothing to do with the fire.
CP 04 11 (P-9) · NFPA 96 (2021) · NFPA 17A (2021) · NFPA 25 (2014) · NFPA 72 (2025)
D-01A foodborne illness claim is mostly on you
Your policy's wording excludes injury claims arising from communicable disease — which, as written, reaches the customer claims that follow a foodborne illness event. This isn't a flaw in your kitchen; it's a boundary in your policy worth understanding before it's ever tested.
Your policy expects
This is a coverage boundary — it applies no matter how well you run your kitchen. Worth raising with your agent before it's ever tested.
Your file shows
Your records strengthen prevention and any defense — they don't change what the clause says.
If you can't
A question for your insurance professional, not a record you can fix.
CG 21 32 / Section IV — General Liability Exclusions & Conditions
16 more requirements in the full report
Every clause-level requirement across fire and food, the coverage each is conditioned on, and the record that answers it.
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EvidLY reads policy documents and identifies items for discussion with your licensed insurance professional. EvidLY is not an insurance agent or broker and does not evaluate, rate, or recommend insurance coverage. Coverage decisions belong to you and your licensed agent. Findings reflect the documents and records available on the date of reading. Independently cross-checked and reviewed before release.
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