Auto maintenance and repair professionals and shop owners face many risks when servicing their customers’ vehicles. Get a quick overview of how business insurance can help significantly reduce the cost of damage and loss to your auto shop.
Contractual liability insurance is your financial backstop for dealing with third-party bodily injury or property damage liabilities you assume when signing a common business contract. Find out how it can protect your business.
Liability insurance for small businesses and self-employed professionals protects your assets if you're legally responsible for compensating a third party for damage or loss. Learn about the different types of liability insurance and how they can protect you.
Most personal car insurance policies do not provide coverage for accidents or damages to a vehicle used for business. Learn what a commercial auto policy provides and why it’s must-have coverage for your wheels.
The benefit of purchasing a fleet vehicle insurance policy for five or more business vehicles is two-fold: it ensures your vehicles are protected and you can save money. Read our in-depth guide on commercial fleet vehicle insurance.
A policy limit is the maximum amount of money your insurance provider will pay for an insurable loss during the policy’s term, typically a one-year period. Learn what your options are when choosing what your coverage limits should be.