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How Can You Protect Your Entertainment Business at Night

A Commercial Insurance Update Every business is exposed to possible damage or loss during non-business hours. That is why your commercial insurance needs to consist of “all risk” coverage to include vandalism, theft, and burglary.  In addition, there are actions you can take to help reduce the chance of having a loss after hours. Risk […]
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Commercial Insurance Keeps Your Business Running

Small businesses account for 89 percent of all companies. A small business is one that employs fewer than 75 people. In reality, most small businesses have seven or fewer employees. When you own a small business, it doesn’t take much to derail it and force you to close your doors. Having the right commercial insurance can provide you […]
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Commercial Auto Insurance

Commercial auto insurance can cover various vehicle types (trucks, cars), drivers, and motorized equipment. It covers bodily injury liability and property damage when driving a work car, as well as medical payments or Personal Injury Protection (PIP) for the policyholder’s driver and passengers. Auto Liability (hired/non-owned) Do your staff drive their own automobiles, or do […]
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What Is Your Biggest Business Fear?

An Entertainment Insurance Update In a recent study conducted by the Business Continuity Institute, the threat of cyber-attack is one of the biggest fears of large companies.  However, did you know that according to the Insurance Information Institute, small businesses actually have a greater chance of having a cyber-attack than they do of having a […]
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Equipment Floaters for the Entertainment Industry

Your entertainment company may own specialized equipment, like cameras, props, sets, or other production equipment, that you take on location.  You also may have a need for special floater coverage for a short period of time, or as part of your overall insurance program.  No matter what the case, we can help with the best […]
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