Tenants legal liability insurance is a crucial consideration for business owners who lease commercial properties. This coverage safeguards their finances in the event of loss or damage to the commercial property resulting from their actions or inactions. Here’s what to know.
Each province determines the rental and tenancy laws in its jurisdiction, governing a wide variety of issues, including rent increases, dispute resolutions, and evictions. Get an overview of the rights that renters in each province have that landlords should abide by and know.
Thinking about hitting the streets with your own food truck? Learn exactly what it takes – from writing a solid business plan to handling startup costs, permits, and insurance. See our tips to fuel your success and steer clear of common mistakes.
Handling the cost and impact of accidents and being prepared for unexpected damage and loss caused by events beyond their control is a top challenge for warehouse owners. Get an overview of the most common warehouse hazards and how insurance can protect your business.
Product liability insurance protects business owners against claims from customers alleging third-party property damages or bodily injuries caused by their products. Here’s what manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and e-commerce sellers should know.
Countless Canadian bakers with a flare for making scrumptious baked goods are always in high demand, prompting many to start a home-based bakery. But there’s one essential ingredient they should never skip – liability insurance.
How can Canadian retailers defend their properties and inventories and enhance security when robberies and theft are rising? See our recommendations for upping retail store security and having the right insurance to recover from such events.
Smart landlords know that risk management hinges on regular maintenance. A well-maintained property is safer, more valuable, and less likely to trigger costly liability claims. Here are six ways for landlords to prevent problems and protect their properties.
Entrepreneurs are often ahead of their time as they fearlessly push the limits. Sometimes, they may be so far ahead of their peers that they aspire to launch a business before they’re 18 years old. Here’s how a youth can get liability insurance for a startup.
Home sharing platforms like Airbnb and VRBO are often viewed as commercial activities by insurance providers. Safeguard your property and rental business by understanding the insurance implications involved in home sharing.