Put simply, general liability insurance protects your company from some of the fundamental risks that come with running a business. GL will cover a wide range of risks by paying for the costs of litigation as well as restitution for the injury. These costs can include court-awarded damages, settlements, and medical costs. Learn More >>

Cyber liability insurance is designed to protect companies against lawsuits from third parties and fines and penalties from regulators. The goal of these policies is to address the risk exposure created by various electronic activities, the most common of which being the collecting or storing some kind of PII. This is a relatively new type of policy and the coverage available seems to grow every year. Learn More >>

Errors & omissions insurance (E&O) is basically your “malpractice” coverage. It’s also called “professional liability insurance.” f there’s some perceived failure in your service and customers lose money, an E&O policy can defend against the lawsuits that follow. Essential for all professional services including accountants, consultants, and lawyers. Protects against unhappy clients accusing you of malpractice. Learn More >>

Property insurance is the perfect policy for any company that owns physical property. And since almost all businesses own computers, furniture, equipment, or some other piece of tangible property, it’s one of the most common policies. Even businesses that haven’t poured money in tangible items have exposure to risks that can be addressed by a property insurance policy. Learn More >>

If General Liability is the “slip and fall” insurance for third parties, workers comp is the “slip and fall” insurance for your workforce. This policy will pay an employee directly if they’re hurt while on the job and unable to work. Some policies also include employers liability insurance in case the employee sues the company for its role in the injury. Most states requires you to go out and purchase a workers comp policy. Learn More >>