Small businesses visiting carriers' websites may not grasp all of the risks and obligations they need to address with their coverage, let alone how to effectively manage their risks. (Photo: Chaay_tee/Adobe Stock)
Buying insurance can be confusing and overwhelming for small businesses, but they all have to invest in it at one point or another. Prompted by the purchase of a new building or delivery vehicle, the addition of employees, a client requirement for specific coverages, or simply at the launch of the business; whatever the trigger, all small businesses engage in at least one purchase of insurance.
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