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If you have an accident, auto insurance can help protect you against financial loss. Very simply, it is a contract between you and the insurance company. You agree to pay a premium and the insurance company agrees to pay for your losses, due to an accident, as defined in your policy.
Anyone who comes in contact with you or your employees in the course of your business can file a claim or lawsuit against you for any number of reasons—from a customer injury to a broken contract.
A good liability risk policy can help mitigate the chance that your business will be sued. As careful as we may try to be, mistakes happen that might result in an injury to someone or damages to property. Or, a mistake could harm the reputation or interfere with the privacy of a customer or client. As a result, you may be legally liable to pay damages to someone who suffers a loss due to your actions or inaction.
How quickly your business can return to full operations after a major disaster such as a storm, fire, or a flood often depends on emergency planning you do today!
No matter what the size is of your business you will need some level of insurance to protect you and your business. For small businesses, insurers often combine a number of insurance policies into a package sold as a single contract. The most common policy for small businesses is the Business Owners Policy (BOP).