At any given time, companies can experience interruptions to their daily operations due to a number of causes, such as power and utility outages, fire, theft, vandalism, or lightning strikes. Although Commercial Property insurance can cover the cost of replacing or repairing damaged company assets, it does not provide any assistance for companies to cover existing expenses during the business closure. Thankfully, business owners can get help covering existing expenses and keep their business afloat with Business Interruption Insurance.

With Halloween less than a month away, many businesses have begun planning out their Halloween festivities and parties, whether for employees or customers. Activities might range from simple costume or pumpkin decorating contests to full-blown parties with alcohol, live music, and spooky events and games. Although Halloween can be a great opportunity for companies to attract new customers, or provide a fun event for employees, there are some risks with Halloween parties and activities that can pose liability threats.

September is National Life Insurance Awareness Month, but most Americans know very little about their life insurance options, or aren't sure if they need it. In fact, according to the 2015 Life Insurance Barometer Study, more than 40% of Americans have no form of life insurance protection at all. Sadly, a large majority of those without life insurance forgo the coverage because of misconceptions regarding its cost, usefulness, or protection options.

Businesses are often looking for new ways to boost morale and reduce stress in the workplace. A new trend among small businesses is to allow employees to occasionally bring their pets to work with them. Although this option is growing in popularity, the decision to allow pets to enter the workplace does come with some serious liability risks for businesses of all sizes. In today's blog post, we'll look at the risks of allowing employees to bring their pets to the office or worksite.