There are two main areas of coverage: business liability and commercial property. The former is used in the event that someone holds your company l...

Unless you've got money to burn, you need insurance coverage to protect you from any number of unexpected situations: a slip-and-fall at your store...

That will depend on several factors, including but not limited to state laws where your business operates and any licensing requirements for your s...

That also depends on your state and your industry. At a minimum, expect that you'll need general liability insurance (which is often required as pa...

As with any other type of insurance, your premiums for business policies depend on many factors: the size of your company and number of employees,...

It's true that most insurers only offer standard one-year policies, with prorated refunds if you cancel before the 12 months are up. But, with more...

Typically, yes! The premiums for your policy are a business expense and can be deducted like any other cost.

Absolutely. Some of the biggest names in the insurance industry allow business owners to get quotes directly through their websites. Other insurers...