Business Insurance

Construction companies have unique insurance risks. We discuss 10 different types of construction insurance and why they're important for your business.

A business owners policy (BOP) is a package of essential insurance coverages, intended for small to medium-sized companies. It covers any buildings or equipment you own and provides basic liability insurance to protect your business financially in the event of a lawsuit.

Insurance is critical when you run a small business. Learn about the leading small business insurers and which one might be right for your needs.

There are several types of business insurance options out there. Here’s a summary of the most common types of policies and how they can protect your business.

Professional liability insurance protects business owners from lawsuits brought by clients as the result of a professional mistake.

A certificate of insurance (COI) is an important document that acts as evidence of insurance. Learn more about getting a certificate of insurance here.

If your business provides professional advice or services, your E&O insurance protects it financially from certain lawsuits.

If you own a business, you should think about purchasing business hazard insurance. Learn what this policy covers, how much it costs, and who needs it.

D&O insurance may be a good fit for your company, especially if you’re susceptible to financial losses in lawsuits. Read on to find out exactly what it covers, the different types, and whether it’s the right fit for your business.