An insurance policy that lapses, expires, or is cancelled by a provider can leave you uninsured and lead to a host of problems. Learn what can lead to an insurance lapse, how it can affect you, and what to do if it happens to your business.
Making informed decisions is vital for any small business owner, sole proprietor, or self-employed professional, especially when purchasing insurance. Here are seven factors to consider before buying a policy.
Growing and maintaining a successful venture requires grit, determination, and consistency. But the road to success can be bumpy, and unexpected challenges can crop up. Get the lowdown on how a commercial insurance policy can help your company succeed.
Business insurance policies are typically one-year contracts between insurance companies and business owners. Here are five things to consider before renewing your policy.
Despite working independently, self-employed professionals still face certain risks and liabilities that can impact their business and personal finances. Get a quick rundown of how insurance can protect you.
Arborists and tree care professionals do important but dangerous work. Don’t go out on a limb and offer your services without insurance. Here’s a quick overview of what you need to protect your business.
Although severe injuries to workers who occasionally or regularly work from home are rare, should one of your employees suffer an injury while working at home, you can still be held liable for the costs. See our tips for reducing those risks.
Small businesses and startups are not immune to cyber-attacks. Get a rundown of some of the most common cyber-attacks that hit companies of all sizes and how cyber liability insurance can help a business recover from one.
A loss payee is one of many insurance terms worth understanding, so you can make informed choices when insuring your profession or business. Learn more about loss payees and how they differ from an additional insured.
Does buying a short-term business insurance policy save you money? Not necessarily. Moreover, it can lead to problems. Here are five reasons why you should consider purchasing an annual policy and maintaining continuous protection for your business.