Idaho Self-Insured Indemnity and Guaranty Agreement is a type of agreement between an insurer and a self-insured business in the state of Idaho. This agreement provides protection for the business, its owners, and any other individuals associated with the business in the event of a claim or payment of a judgment. The agreement also provides protection for the insurer in case of any financial losses resulting from the self-insured business. There are three types of Idaho Self-Insured Indemnity and Guaranty Agreement: General Liability, Products Liability, and Workers' Compensation Liability. The General Liability Agreement provides coverage for any legal liability arising from bodily injury, property damage, or personal injury. The Products Liability Agreement provides coverage for any liabilities arising from the sale or use of products made or sold by the self-insured business. The Workers' Compensation Liability Agreement provides coverage for any liabilities resulting from any injuries or illnesses sustained by employees of the self-insured business.