Over the last few decades, there has been a dramatic rise in litigation against businesses, whether it's large multi-national corporations or small businesses. However, larger companies have entire legal teams dedicated to protecting them in court, but small businesses generally have little to no resources available if they're facing a lawsuit.

Restaurants are one of many industries looking for innovative ways to welcome back customers and boost revenue after the challenges of the last two years. With more people dining out and congregating in groups again, many are looking for restaurants that offer private rooms for hosting parties and corporate events.

People will pass judgment quickly on your business simply by how the building looks inside or outside. Your company should always project the best possible image to make a positive impression with customers and vendors, and not one that discourages them from returning.

In today's Aegis blog post, learn three types of commercial building maintenance that can strengthen your company's reputation and encourage return visitors.

For many restaurants and bars, alcohol sales are a significant part of their revenue stream, while other kinds of businesses might regularly treat employees to alcoholic drinks at company parties or corporate events. Although alcohol sales can boost your company's bottom line, and free flowing drinks can make your company party more fun, both can create liability risks for your business.

Learn the difference between Host Liquor Liability Insurance and Liquor Liability Insurance and how they can protect your business if you face liquor liability claims.