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The Contractors Tools & Equipment insurance policy is designed to provide coverage for a contractor’s equipment, tools, and machinery, wherever you may take them.

Insurance exclusions limit the type or amount of coverage you receive through your insurance policy. Here is everything you need to know about exclusions.

How can you protect your business to ensure one bad lawsuit doesn’t leave you bankrupt? Here are the answers to those questions and more of what you need to know if you find yours...

“How much does business insurance cost per month?” The answer is complicated—it depends on the business, industry, types of coverage, and more. Here is what you should know.

Running a machine shop has its challenges. For many owners and executives, finding quality insurance can be one of them. Here are the coverages you need and the best way to find i...

A certificate of liability insurance is proof that you possess liability insurance coverage. This document describes the types of liability coverage you have; it also details the ...

Even if you take every possible precaution with your business, you can still find yourself on the wrong end of a costly lawsuit. The best way to protect yourself and your business...

In short, general contractors are responsible subcontractors in both a professional and legal sense—and that working relationship will often link their fates in the case of a laws...

The terms subcontractor and independent contractor are often confused or misused. To protect yourself and your business from risk, it’s important to know the key differences and h...

Grocery store owners have to deal with more claims than most other business owners—it’s simply a part of their day-to-day. You need insurance to cover the various liability claims...

Hiring independent contractors is a popular way to do business. It is important to establish a contractual relationship with you 1099s to clarify their responsibilities and lower ...

You are deemed to be “legally liable” when you lose a civil court case to another individual, and the court determines you owe that person compensation. Here is what you need to k...