Business insurance tips

Insuring your film equipment is a surprisingly affordable way to protect thousands of dollars of gear.

Cultivating a safe work environment protects your employees and your business, in addition to saving you money.

Familiarize yourself with copyright laws to protect your business and ensure that you are not infringing upon the rights of others.

To ensure that your business has adequate insurance coverage, don't skip an annual review of your commercial insurance policies.

Construction insurance and surety bonds provide coverage if a dispute arises between your construction business and another party, but the two types of protection function differently.

If an employee sues your business for sexual harassment, discrimination, or wrongful termination, employment practices liability insurance can help your business resolve the lawsuit.

Consider purchasing commercial insurance to protect your assets if you are thinking of opening your own business.

Take these eight steps to save time and money when you are considering options for business insurance.

What's the difference between a claim and a suit? Read the below story about Ritrama's claims and suits to learn the important distinction between the two.

In exceptional circumstances, your city or town might implement a temporary mandatory curfew. If the curfew costs you business, then business interruption insurance can cover your losses.

Key man insurance might benefit your business if you have personnel who are irreplaceable.

The best way to deal with a medical malpractice lawsuit is to stop it before it happens.

If a client perceives that your professional services led to financial loss, you may be held liable.

Real estate agents are particularly susceptible to online data breaches. Learn more about the top 3 risks real estate agents face and how to manage these risks with cyber liability insurance.