Your clients commercial auto insurance policy has got them covered whether they are a transportation company hauling equipment, a contractor driving their pickups to the job site, or a logger hauling a load of timber, you should be comforted by the fact that – whatever happens – they are protected. Because not all commercial auto policies are the same, we conduct a comprehensive analysis in conjunction with you, to understand exactly how your clients use their vehicles in their business.

Your clients have enough to worry about besides uncontrollable threats that prevent success. General Liability insurance is one way to help prepare for and protect your clients businesses from the biggest risks they will face.

The unexpected does happen. Fire, water damage from broken pipes, the havoc of a storm, even vandalism can hurt a facility, slow workflow, and stop production. Commercial Property Insurance protects against damage to a business’ buildings and their contents and the everyday disruptions to efficiency and progress that worst case scenarios entail.

From payroll to inventory, it seems that the work never ends but, there is one area that your clients can’t afford to put on the back burner: worker’s compensation insurance. Work-related injuries are always tragic and they can become a legal nightmare. That’s why you should work with your clients to choose a reliable workers compensation insurance company.

Inland Marine Insurance was originally designed to to cover goods on boats on inland waterways, hence the name. This of course was prior to the invention of the interstate highway system and the modern day 18 wheeler. Eventually, the inland marine definition was expanded to include most types of inland transportation (cars, trucks, trains and planes) as well as offering protection while the goods were stored at docks or warehouses.

Many associate Professional Liability Insurance with doctors and lawyers, unfortunately, businesses of all types can be sued. If your clients are providing advice or guidance, they could find themselves on the wrong side in a lawsuit. Professionals at risk include financial and accounting professionals, architects, designers, consultants and health and wellness practitioners.

Many business owners purchase business umbrella insurance as an added layer of protection even though General Liability insurance and Commercial Auto Insurance policies cover a lot on behalf of a business. This is because in some cases, the coverage that standard policies provide may only go so far.