First what is D&O coverage? Directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance protects the personal assets of corporate directors and officers, and their spouses, in the event they are personally sued by employees, vendors, competitors, investors, customers, or other parties, for actual or alleged wrongful acts in managing a company. Covid-19 has made it extremely challenging for insurance companies. At […]
read more »While the right combination of condo coverages should financially protect you during a loss, wouldn’t it be great to manage these exposures before they become a liability for your association?
read more »When disaster strikes, your business can suffer immense financial loss in property damage, damaged products, and lost income. When it comes to flooding and water damage, there can be a lot of confusion with what a Businesses Owner’s Policy (BOP) covers since flooding is covered by a completely different policy. The best way to learn […]
read more »Depending on how your job and business interact, you may need commercial auto insurance, especially if you’re using a personal vehicle. Learn about how commercial auto insurance differs from personal auto insurance, when you need to have it, and the types available for your vehicle. Auto accidents while performing duties for your business without commercial […]
read more »Welcome to Part Two of the Winter Hazards series. In Part One we covered Winter Hazards to Your Car, and now in this second part we’ll focus on commercial business and as the owner of a company what you should be on the watch for during the winter time. New England winters are particularly challenging: […]
read more »Bad things happen to good businesses. It’s after all why we insure them. But while your insurance policy covers your property and contents, there’s one very pressing concern it does not cover: time. When your business is open, every hour and minute is used to bring money into your business and your product or services […]
read more »Liability to your company can come in many forms. Most target the company as a whole, such as property liability, or to all employees in general such as with Employment Practices Liability Insurance. But others target keystone employees, particularly in management positions. As a big company with accountability to shareholders, investors, and creditors, alongside their […]
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