Coverage for when you own or lease your building. Coverages can range from loss of fire and natural disasters to theft, vandalism, etc.
Coverage for property/inventory owned by your business. Some items can include: furniture, computers, servers, printers, inventory/stock, etc., anything you would take if you moved.
Coverage for the income you lose that results from a covered cause of loss, i.e. an office burns down and you cannot operate and lose income while you are down.
Coverage for occurrences such as slip and falls on your premises or for products that you manufacture. General Liability would also cover defamation, libel, slander, invasion of privacy, etc.
Coverage for your employees if they are injured while on the job to pay for medical expenses and loss of wages.
Coverage for when a hacker breaks into your computer system and steals personal information such as dates of birth, social security numbers, addresses, and credit card information.
Coverage for any vehicles that your business may own. Coverages include liability, physical damage, theft of your auto, personal injury protection, etc.
Coverage for an honest error or omission of not adding someone onto the employee benefits plan. Now there is only one open enrollment period, forgetting to add on an employee could cost you thousands if they require medical treatment, i.e. you forget to include someone and they become pregnant, etc.
Coverage for entities that have a board of directors. The coverage applies to the decisions that are made by the board on behalf of the company.
Coverage for an employee suing an employer for some of the following: wrongful termination, failure to hire, failure to promote over someone else, sexual harassment, discrimination, retaliation, etc.
This coverage responds when your employee steals either money or property from the business.
Similar to workers’ comp, defense base act is coverage for your employees while working outside the US and on military bases.
Additional liability coverage that extends over the underlying policies. These underlying policies can include any of the following: general liability, employer’s liability, auto liability, etc.
Coverage for your expensive equipment that is electrical and could be damaged due to a lightning strike.
If you have any questions on any of these lines of coverage and what they entail, please contact us.
For Professional Insurance Coverage information, please visit our Professional Services Page.