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commercial property insurance | Business Insurance | General Liability | Professional Liability | Workers Compensation

By: Corin Cook
February 5th, 2021

If you run a business from your home, one of the main reasons you probably chose to do so is because it seems more convenient and inexpensive than running it from a business office.

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Business Insurance | General Liability | Professional Liability

By: Corin Cook
February 2nd, 2021

If you need business insurance you’re probably confused about all the types of insurance you’re hearing about.

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Business Insurance | employee injury | workers compensation insurance

By: Kaitlyn Pintarich
December 30th, 2020

There are many things business owners worry about each day, and employee injuries are at the top of that list. Even in the safest of workplaces, an employee can get injured very easily. You can make yourself crazy trying to create the best environment for your employees, but unfortunately, you can’t prevent every claim (i.e. slips and falls or car accidents).

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Business Insurance | commercial insurance | pollution insurance

By: Corin Cook
November 30th, 2020

You think you are doing everything in your power to protect your business from the unexpected. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be able to sleep at night, right?

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Business Insurance | commercial insurance | Learning Center | bonds | insurance bonds

By: Corin Cook
October 29th, 2020

So you have general liability insurance, professional liability insurance, worker’s compensation insurance, commercial auto, commercial umbrella, cyber insurance and more -- you think you are all set with a comprehensive business insurance policy.

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Business Umbrella Insurance | Business Insurance | Learning Center

By: Corin Cook
September 24th, 2020

Did you know, between 36-56% of small businesses are involved in some type of litigation every year? And of those, 25% of judgments cost those businesses an average $500,000 or more? For most small businesses, a $500,000 expense is a huge financial detriment, and could even mean the end of the business.