In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
There are many benefits to being a landlord. But it’s also a big responsibility that must be treated like a business. See what common liabilities landlords face and how a damage checklist and adequate insurance protection can help.
On the heels of recovering from the financial impacts of the pandemic, Zensurance’s Small Business Confidence Index 2023 finds small business owners fretting over the ravages of inflation, rising interest rates, increasing their prices, and mitigating business-related risks.
Professional negligence claims can occur in multiple industries or professions. Get an overview of what it is, how it differs from professional misconduct, and how you can prevent it from happening to you.
Though making movies, shows, videos, and commercials can be an exciting and dynamic career, like any professional, filmmakers face a wide range of liability risks. Get a view on how to minimize your risks and how insurance can help if something goes wrong.
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.
Among the types of coverages every consultant should consider as part of a comprehensive insurance policy are contractual liability and errors and omissions insurance. Let’s take a closer look at these two types of insurance and why you need them.
If you hire, rent, or lease vehicles for your small business, or if your employees are using their cars for business purposes, you need to add optional commercial auto coverages to protect your finances if those vehicles are damaged. Here’s what you need to know.
Even if your existing or upstart lawn care business only offers basic lawn care and grooming services to residential clients, protecting your finances and reputation is essential. Here’s what you need to know.
Industry data suggests it’s a picture-perfect time to own a photo booth business. But for small business owners who provide, service, rent, and sell photo booths, focusing on protecting their assets is vital. Let’s zoom in on the insurance your photo booth business needs.
Thieves and vandals look for low-risk opportunities at construction sites with lax security. Understand how contractor equipment insurance can help, and see our recommended tips for enhancing security and preventing theft at every job site.