As for feeling like it's too much, you could review your policy with your insurance provider to see if there are any adjustments you can make to better suit your needs and budget.

I would suggest talking to a lawyer in regards to the entity question because they'd be able to tailor what best suits your needs given your situation. 

I realize I am not rich by any means but I want to describe my situation so an experienced REI can give me advice suited to my specific situation.

Just filing suit against the business will force the business to notify their E&O carrier or likely void their coverage.

Above ground could be a prefab swim spa style, or a liner system with a raised deck and strucure etc.

I'm looking for one to do an ejectment suite.

Seeing this a decade ago, he had the foresight to devote his skills to developing hardware(chips) that are particularly suited to the massive amount of computing power that will be demanded by this new wave of technology.

It's like buying a suit of armor to bring to a pillow fight.This herd mentality, where everyone blindly follows the latest 'sophisticated' trend without understanding the why and the how, is not just amusing but financially draining.

Condos have the most law suites against them, period.

I'm sure this is the same question asked a million times over, tear me a new one if you must. Long story short, I have a good career high pay for the area, lots of hours away from home and lots of stress. Completely b...