by Kelli Young | Apr 27, 2026 | Business Insurance, Case Study
What Is a Nuclear Verdict? Nuclear verdicts refer to exceptionally high jury awards—generally, those exceeding $10 million. Such verdicts have become increasingly common in the past decade. In fact, communications firm Marathon Strategies reported that 135 corporate...
by Kelli Young | Apr 20, 2026 | Business Insurance, General Liability Insurance
Unforeseen incidents can occur in everyday business operations, exposing organizations to potential liability. A customer may slip on a wet floor, or a contractor may accidentally damage a client’s property. Just one general liability claim can disrupt business...
by Kelli Young | Apr 13, 2026 | Business Insurance, General Liability Insurance
Several scenarios that businesses encounter in routine operations may expose them to litigation and general liability claims. A customer walking through a business could slip on a wet floor, or a piece of equipment could fall and damage a customer’s personal...
by Kelli Young | Feb 23, 2026 | Business Insurance
Running a business comes with significant risk. Everyday interactions, such as serving customers, visiting clients or running marketing campaigns, can expose businesses to potential liability. A customer could slip on a wet floor, a contractor could accidentally...
by Kelli Young | Jan 26, 2026 | Business Insurance
Annual insurance reviews are a critical practice for small businesses. They can help reduce insurance costs while ensuring coverage keeps pace with the company’s evolving needs. Skipping this review can result in coverage gaps, leaving new business services, equipment...
by Kelli Young | Jan 19, 2026 | Business Insurance, Cyber Liability Insurance
Businesses increasingly rely on their vendor relationships for operational continuity and long-term growth. Yet, this trusted business-vendor relationship can be exploited by cybercriminals. Vendor email compromise (VEC), also known as supply chain compromise, is a...
