Why You Should Combine Commercial Insurance Policies To Cover Your Catering Fleet
Posted: October 1, 2014
If your business owns one or more mobile catering vans, you need to invest in the right commercial insurance policy to protect them. By doing so, you could save a great deal of money on your policies, while also making sure you have adequate coverage for a variety of damaging situations. Fleet insurance can be obtained if you have as little as two catering vans....
A Chaotic State Of Tennessee Requires A Good Dose Of General Liability
Posted: September 17, 2014
In a day and age when a host of concerns—power outages, fires, illness of key staff, stolen laptops, or criminal activity —can greatly disrupt your business, every business owner needs to be prepared. A carefully thought out business continuity plan for your Nashville business can help you cope with a crisis - and enable you to minimize disruption. It can also help safeguard your staff,...
Do Security Companies Need E&O Insurance?
Posted: September 12, 2014
Security guards are relied on to protect property and lives, as well as deter crime. They are the first line of defense for businesses and property owners. This also places security guards and the companies that employ them at risk of getting sued. No matter how experienced and skilled a security guard is, things can go wrong. The more clients a security company has and...
Tennessee Commercial Property Insurance
Posted: September 9, 2014
When you think of Nashville business insurance you may think of larger objects like buildings or trucks. But did you know that often it is the smaller components of your business that you should be more worried about? Damage, theft or loss of such items as computers, files, furniture and inventory can have devastating effects on your bottom line - if not properly insured with...
Tennessee Condo Insurance
Posted: August 29, 2014
As a Franklin, Brentwood, or Nashville condominium owner, you have several benefits over a single-family homeowner - but you are also exposed to several unique risks. Unlike a homeowner, you have different coverages in force that correlate between your personal insurance and the Homeowner Association’s insurance. You need to make sure that this insurance overlaps so you are not left holding the bag should there...
