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The intricacies of business insurance are extensive, but with loads of information on group health plans, small business insurance, workers comp and other types of insurance concerns, eHow can help guide you through the health and compensatory maze. Interested in lowering business insurance while maintaining a quality plan for your employees? eHow’s collection of How Tos can simplify the process. Have questions about commercial auto insurance? eHow’s got the subject covered.
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When a fire or other disaster strikes a business, the owner not only loses the property but also the business at that property until the business can be reopened. Even if the doors are closed, the...
Public liability insurance serves as protection against risk of claims made against a business or corporate entity. The insurance company will investigate and evaluate any potential claim made...
After your business suffers a loss that disrupted your operations you need to quickly take action. A few simple steps can get you back in business as quickly as possible.
Property insurance covers damages to or loss of property, including homes, autos or luxury items such as jewelry or computers. Casualty insurance is purchased to cover legal expenses incurred...
Yes, it is an insurance maze. When should you file a claim? When shouldn’t you file a claim? How do you know when the hassle of filing insurance papers is worth it?
Construction insurance protects financial expenditure during the erection phase of a home or a commercial building. Unlike homeowner's insurance that protects the property once it is occupied,...
To file a claim for business interruption insurance, contact your agent right after the incident or damage occurs. Any burglaries should also be reported to the police immediately. Know what your...
A fire can be devastating to a business, both physically and financially. If, for example, a restaurant sustains fire damage, not only can't they stay open, but the cooks, waitstaff and owners...
Having a business interruption insurance policy acknowledges the possibility that a catastrophic event might shut down your business for an undetermined amount of time. Every insurance policy is...
A flood can cause a tremendous amount of damage, leaving business owners drowning in a sea of financial outlay. If a flood were to damage your business so severely that it can't stay open, it's...
Any business that operates in an earthquake-prone area is on shaky ground--both in a literal sense and, potentially, in a financial sense. Businesses facing the possibility of shutdowns of seismic...
Museums need insurance even during their initial building stage. The hundreds of valuable and irreplaceable artifacts, paintings and other items in a museum have to be covered by a viable insurer...
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