The start of a new year is a natural checkpoint for Connecticut business owners. New goals, updated budgets, staffing changes, and growth plans all bring opportunity—but they can also introduce new risk. January is one of the best times to review you...

Running a business from home offers convenience and flexibility, but many entrepreneurs overlook a critical factor—insurance. Homeowners insurance typically does not cover business-related liabilities, leaving home-based business owners vulnerable to...

Running a business comes with risks, and having the right business insurance coverage is essential to protecting your company, employees, and financial future. Whether you own a small startup or a growing enterprise, Connecticut business owners need ...

Businesses today need to carry a dizzying variety of insurance policies to cover nearly every aspect of their business. For smaller companies without deep management resources or insurance experts on staff, the types of policies required can be confu...

If you own a business, you need insurance to protect your company from devastating financial setbacks. Depending on the type of company you operate, you might need some or all of these forms of coverage. Liability Insurance A business owner’s policy ...

For a business, general liability insurance is a dam against disaster. This type of insurance protects the company or organization from legal claims related to injuries and/or damages that might occur on the business property. Sometimes referred to a...

Winter storms can be a huge disruption to businesses, especially if you’re unprepared. While it’s impossible to predict exactly what will happen during a winter storm, there are steps that you can take to prepare your business in advance....

If you run a small business or plan to launch one, you may be facing the prospect of surety bonding. Many small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) pursue bonds to help them win contracts by providing the customer with a guarantee that the work will be...