If you run a business, you likely know how powerful marketing can be to grow the reach of your business. And no, I’m not just saying that as a member of Berry Insurance’s very own marketing department. Alright maybe a little, but it’s still important!

If you’re currently moving out of Massachusetts, no longer own your vehicle, or have had your vehicle reported stolen - then you may be wondering how exactly you should go about canceling your license plates.

Running a business can be tricky enough without also having to navigate the complex world of business insurance. Whether you’re looking for a new commercial insurance quote for your business, or simply perusing an article in our Learning Center, you’ll likely come across phrases or coverages that leave you scratching your head.

With New England winters fast approaching, towns have already begun posting listings to hire local drivers who own snow plow equipment. However, before you go accepting any jobs, it’s important to know if and how you will be covered by your insurance.

As a business owner, we know that there are many factors you have to consider when properly insuring your business and employees. This is especially the case if your business has expanded to include delivery, company cars, or other auto-based services that need to be covered through a commercial auto insurance policy.

Getting in a car accident and having to file a claim is one of the more stressful issues to have to deal with. But it can become even more stressful when you realize expensive business or personal property was also affected.