Host Liquor Liability Coverage for Business Events

Hosting corporate events or leasing properties to tenants serving alcohol brings liquor liability risks. While a Commercial General Liability policy offers some coverage, exclusions exist for businesses involved in alcohol sales. Mitigate risks by hiring trained bartenders and exploring additional coverage options with legal counsel.

Snow Plowing Liability for Completed Operations

For those involved in snow plowing, whether as a primary business or side venture, it’s crucial to ensure adequate liability coverage, especially for completed operations, alongside comprehensive auto insurance.

Recent amendments to Massachusetts laws in 2010 have heightened liability risks for property owners and snow plow contractors, underscoring the necessity of having appropriate protection measures in place.

Protecting your Business Property in Winter

Prepare for New England’s unpredictable winters to ensure smooth and safe business operations. Taking steps to address common winter-related property damage can mitigate risks and keep your business running seamlessly throughout the season.

Differentiating Between an Employee and an Independent Contractor

Distinguishing between an employee and an independent contractor can be complex and costly if mistaken. MADUA has issued guidance, outlining the 3-Prong ‘A-B-C test’ to help clarify independent contractor requirements.

When Disaster Strikes: Preparation, Response and Recovery for Businesses

Disasters can impact businesses of all sizes and types, leading to temporary closures or permanent shutdowns due to events like floods, fires, or hurricanes. Businesses can be extremely vulnerable to unforeseen events and need to prioritize the importance of disaster preparedness and resilience strategies. Taking proactive measures can help minimize the impact of a disaster on your business, while having sufficient insurance coverage can expedite the recovery process.

U.S. Auto Insurer Claim Payouts Soar Due to Increasing Inflation

Rising inflation has driven personal and commercial auto liability insurance costs billions higher, impacting both policyholders and insurers, according to a recent study. Despite dominating premium earnings, personal auto policies often offer significantly lower coverage limits than commercial policies, highlighting a crucial gap in protection.

Steps to Take When Renewing Your Insurance

Even without filing a claim, the rising costs of insurance are surpassing inflation due to various factors such as increased repair and replacement expenses caused by labor and supply chain disruptions. Moreover, the growing frequency and severity of accidents and weather-related disasters contribute to overall rate adjustments. Our team of insurance experts can assist you in securing the appropriate coverage at a competitive rate, ensuring you receive optimal value for your insurance investment.

What’s the Difference Between Auto Policy Cancellation and Non-Renewal?

Understanding the distinction between insurance policy cancellation and non-renewal is crucial. Discover the reasons behind potential non-renewal of your insurance policy to ensure clarity and preparedness.

Consequences of Late Insurance Payments

In the whirlwind of daily life, bills can accumulate, leading to the temptation to delay payments due to budget constraints. Yet, unlike other bills, insurance premiums hold greater consequences: late payments not only impact premium costs but also affect your insurability, highlighting the importance of timely payments to maintain coverage and financial stability.

Why Ordinance or Law Coverage Can Be Important for Home and Business Properties

Understanding how changes in building codes can impact rebuilding after a loss is crucial. Without proper coverage, such as Ordinance or Law Insurance, you may face unexpected expenses not covered by basic property insurance policies, leaving you vulnerable during reconstruction.