Retail

While seasonal business insurance is an option for some, most business owners would benefit from investing in continuous coverage for their small business.

Landlords often require business owners to carry commercial rental insurance. Learn why you may need to purchase insurance before signing a lease, and the types of coverage you may need to carry.

Whether you own a brick-and-mortar store or sell products online, take steps to protect your business from these common retail risks.

Business owners have the right to refuse service to customers for legitimate reasons. Learn when it’s legal to turn away a would-be customer, and when it could land you in court.

Vendors like artisans, bakers, and restaurants face unique risks. Learn how vendor liability insurance can protect your business.

Many small businesses continue to struggle as the coronavirus pandemic wears on. Here are some practical tips and financial resources for finding small business relief.

Product liability claims can wreck a small business. Learn who can be held liable for product defects, what causes these lawsuits, and how you can reduce your company’s risks.

E-commerce businesses that handle personal information and credit card numbers face an elevated risk of cyberattacks.

It may be impossible to prevent slip-and-fall accidents completely, but there are steps that you can take to decrease the risk for your business.

A poll conducted by Insureon and online small business directory Manta revealed that only 19% of businesses did not experience any growth in revenue from selling products online.

If a customer is injured by a dangerous or defective product, they might hold your retail business accountable. Learn when your retail business is liable for defective goods it sold.

Workplace injuries can happen when you least expect it, even if you're not in the construction industry. Keep your employees and business safe with proper precautions and workers' comp insurance.

Employment discrimination lawsuits are among the most expensive to settle. Your small business may benefit from EPLI in order to mitigate potential risks related to employment practices.

A civil lawsuit against your business can be stressful and expensive, but there are ways to mitigate the costs, including small business insurance. Compare quotes online with Insureon.