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Friday, July 14, 2023Even if a company doesn’t mean to, its working environment could lead to harm to an employee. Among injury risks common to most businesses is the slip and fall risk. Should an employee slip and fall during the course of their duties, they may qualify for workers’ compensation. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, March 29, 2023Business Owner Policy or BOP is a type of business insurance. It is a basic policy providing the most common types of coverage most businesses need. Purchasing a BOP plan makes sense for many companies because combining these commonly needed policies can significantly reduce costs. READ MORE >>
Friday, March 25, 2022Due to the digital age, more and more employees are working from home. While providing employees the opportunity to work from home is a perk many companies are starting to offer, there are still potential liabilities that employers should be aware of. Are remote workers covered by workers compensation insurance? READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 23, 2021No two small businesses are exactly alike, but they each face the ongoing risk that they might inadvertently cause a problem for one of their clients. When this occurs, it is the business’s responsibility to assist the affected party. Indeed, they usually have a legal obligation to do so. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, January 19, 2021 A business owners policy is a useful type of commercial insurance policy geared to cover your business from a variety of dangers by combining coverages for a lower price. Like most insurance policies, you can choose to pay for a BOP through either monthly or annual premiums. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 25, 2020 Workers compensation insurance is designed to cover expenses related to a workplace injury, but not all injuries are covered. In some cases, an insurer may deny a workers compensation claim, meaning the employee will have to pay for medical bills related to their injuries. Excluded Injuries READ MORE >>
Wednesday, October 28, 2020 Many times, companies invest in new equipment, new technology and new security. Each investment aims to make your business better. Yet, you are also adding new assets to your business. As a result, it may be necessary to improve your business insurance value. READ MORE >>
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