Wednesday, January 29, 2020One of the largest investments for a business is in the actual property. Restaurants, stores, dealerships and other businesses rely heavily on the physical assets of their location. But what happens when that property is lost or damaged? As much as we’d like to, we can’t control the weather, and it can be hard to predict. READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 9, 2020Accidents happen, most of the time in the most unexpected way. Say a guest slips in your restaurant and twists their ankle. You call for medical assistance immediately, but the guest is furious and doesn’t want to pay for the medical expenses. What do you do? READ MORE >>
Monday, December 16, 2019Businesses require a lot of insurance whether it’s a small start-up or a huge franchise. Mistakes, accidents and lawsuits happen frequently and it’s crucial to stay protected. While there are several different types of liability insurance for nearly every industry, these policies don’t cover everything. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 11, 2019Nearly every business in the United States requires workers compensation. Injuries and accidents are frequent in the workplace, especially in construction and other physical labor industries. But when you do get injured, what does workers compensation do to help? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 20, 2019As a small business owner, you seek to serve your community in practical ways. However, the closer you get to the community, the greater your risk of causing them harm. If they blame you for such occurrences, you could stand to lose a lot of money, business and productivity. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 6, 2019Business insurance is a policy in place for a set number of months or years. Most of the time, companies renew their policy year after year without thinking much about the process. Yet, that can be a costly mistake. A good time to review your policy is during the renewal period. READ MORE >>
Sunday, October 20, 2019Every workplace has its own unique risks. Some are more obvious like performing construction work or driving trucks for a living, but even a quiet office environment can be risky at times. The most common office injuries are tripping, slipping and falling. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, October 8, 2019The price of gas is only going up these days. With the amount of miles most Americans drive each day for work and other activities, this expense can add up quickly, affecting how much money you have to budget for other living expenses. But, there is hope! You don’t have to go buy an electric car, or cash in your car for a bike, just yet. READ MORE >>
Thursday, September 26, 2019Businesses that own vehicles have to have someone to drive them. Sometimes, the business owners themselves operate the cars in question. In other cases, employees might drive the cars, either every day or as part of an infrequent duty. Other times, an employee might drive their own car for business. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, September 17, 2019When you build a workforce in your business, your employees will be your biggest assets. However, they are also your biggest liabilities, in many ways. That’s particularly true when employees become problems for the business’s reputation. Employee misconduct or dishonesty is something that might happen, as much as you try to avoid it. READ MORE >>
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