
Celebrate Small Business Month with Smart Insurance Choices
May is National Small Business Month—a time to honor the vital contributions of small business owners to our communities and economy. This month is an excellent opportunity to celebrate your entrepreneurial spirit and, crucially, to reassess your insurance strategy, ensuring your business is protected as it grows.
General Liability Insurance
General Liability Insurance is foundational for startups, offering protection against claims of bodily injury or property damage. It shields businesses from unexpected events that could otherwise lead to significant financial losses.
Commercial Property Insurance
Safeguarding your physical assets is vital, which is where Commercial Property Insurance comes in. Covering damages from fire, theft, and natural disasters—with separate flood insurance if necessary—prepares your business for unforeseen damages to your premises.
Business Interruption Insurance
During incidents that halt business operations, Business Interruption Insurance compensates for lost income, helping you sustain your operations through challenging times without crippling financial loss.
Workers’ Compensation Insurance
Required in most states, Workers' Compensation Insurance covers medical expenses and lost wages for employees injured at work, ensuring their protection and fulfilling your legal obligations as an employer.
Professional Liability Insurance
As your business expands, consider Professional Liability Insurance to protect against claims of negligence or mistakes in the services you provide, thereby safeguarding your professional reputation.
Cyber Liability Insurance
Small businesses are not immune to cyber threats. Cyber Liability Insurance offers a critical defense against data breaches and cyberattacks, protecting sensitive information and your company’s integrity.
Directors and Officers (D&O) Insurance
This insurance protects business leaders from personal liability related to their management decisions, ensuring that your leadership team can make critical decisions confidently.
Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI)
EPLI is essential for covering claims related to wrongful termination, harassment, or discrimination, creating a safer and more equitable workplace for everyone.
This May, as you celebrate your achievements as a small business owner, take proactive steps to protect what you’ve built. With the right insurance coverage, you gain peace of mind that positions your business for future growth. Reach out to a licensed insurance agent to review or update your policy portfolio and ensure all aspects of your business are secure.