This is the most common type of insurance for businesses.

CGL POLICIES protect businesses from financial loss due to third-party claims of bodily injury, property damage, or personal injury (like slander or libel) that occur as a result of the business, operations, products, or services. It covers legal costs, settlements, and judgments if the business is found liable. CGL is often considered essential for businesses, as it helps mitigate the risks of lawsuits or claims that could financially burden the company.

(also known as Errors and Omissions Insurance) protects businesses and professionals from claims of negligence, errors, or omissions that occur while providing their services. It covers legal defense costs and settlements if a client sues the business for mistakes or failure to deliver services as promised. This type of insurance is particularly important for service-based businesses, such as consultants, accountants, and healthcare providers, where the risk of making professional errors or omissions is higher.

Coverage for vehicles used for business purposes, such as delivery trucks, company cars, or vehicles owned by the business. It protects against damages to the vehicles, liability for injuries or property damage caused by the vehicle, and any other accidents that occur while driving for work-related tasks. This insurance typically covers accidents, theft, vandalism, and other risks associated with business vehicles, ensuring that a company is financially protected in case of an incident on the road.

This is a broad term that encompasses various types of coverage designed to protect small businesses from financial loss. This can include policies like General Liability, Professional Liability, Property Insurance, and Workers' Compensation. Small business insurance is tailored to address the unique risks that small businesses face, such as damage to property, employee injuries, legal claims, and business interruptions. It's essential for small businesses to have this insurance to safeguard their operations, assets, and reputation against unexpected events or lawsuits.

A Cyber policy is designed to protect businesses from financial losses due to cyberattacks, data breaches, or other technology-related risks. It typically covers expenses related to data recovery, legal fees, notification costs to affected customers, and potential fines or penalties. Cyber insurance can also help with reputational damage, ransomware attacks, and the costs of business interruption caused by cyber incidents. This coverage is especially important as businesses increasingly rely on digital systems and store sensitive data, making them vulnerable to cyber threats.

Often abbreviated to D&O, this type of policy protects the personal assets of a company's directors and officers in the event they are sued for alleged wrongful acts while managing the company. This coverage typically includes claims related to mismanagement, breach of fiduciary duty, errors in judgment, or failure to comply with regulations. D&O insurance helps cover legal defense costs, settlements, or damages, allowing individuals in leadership positions to perform their duties without the risk of personal financial loss from lawsuits related to their decisions or actions within the company.

Coverage for a business's physical assets, including buildings, equipment, inventory, and other property, against risks like fire, theft, vandalism, or natural disasters. It helps businesses repair or replace damaged or lost property, ensuring that operations can continue smoothly after an unexpected event. This type of insurance is crucial for businesses that own or lease property, as it protects the value of the assets that are essential for day-to-day operations.

This covers lost income and operating expenses if a business is temporarily unable to operate due to a covered event, such as a natural disaster, fire, or other emergencies. It helps replace lost revenue, cover fixed costs like rent or salaries, and pay for other expenses that continue while the business is not in operation. This type of insurance is essential for businesses that rely on continuous operations, as it helps them stay afloat during periods of unexpected disruption.

An environmental policy protects businesses from financial loss due to claims arising from pollution-related incidents, such as the release of hazardous materials or contamination of air, water, or soil. This coverage helps businesses manage the costs of cleanup, legal defence, and third-party claims for property damage or bodily injury caused by pollution. It is especially important for companies in industries like manufacturing, construction, waste management, or chemical production, where the risk of environmental damage is higher.

Offers coverage for businesses or organizations against claims of physical, emotional, or sexual abuse or misconduct that may occur within the scope of their operations. It is commonly purchased by institutions such as schools, daycare centers, healthcare providers, and religious organizations, where there is a higher risk of such incidents. This insurance helps cover legal costs, settlements, or judgments if the organization is sued for abuse allegations, offering financial protection and helping to manage the reputational risks associated with such claims.

A specialized type of insurance designed to protect businesses involved in construction projects, including contractors, subcontractors, and builders. It typically includes various coverages, such as General Liability (for third-party bodily injury or property damage), Builders Risk Insurance (for damage to the construction project itself), Workers' Compensation (for employee injuries), and Equipment Insurance (for tools and machinery). Construction insurance helps mitigate risks associated with construction projects, ensuring that the business is protected from potential financial losses due to accidents, property damage, or legal claims during the course of construction.