A major disruption can affect every part of a business. It can stop revenue, delay contracts, strain vendor relationships and create pressure across the company. If you own or lead a business, you may carry business interruption coverage for this reason. However, that...
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Is your business protected from workplace claims?
Running a business in California means you must follow strict workplace rules. Even if you act carefully, you can face claims from current or former employees. These claims often involve discrimination, harassment or wrongful termination. These legal battles can cost...
How Insurance Can Help When a Key Employee Dies
A loss of talent can be a major operational setback for a business. If an executive or lead sales professional dies unexpectedly, the company may end up scrambling to address the gap in its roster. It can be equally challenging to deal with the emotional fallout among...
Avoiding Delays When Filing a Product Recall Insurance Claim
Successful businesses generally need to carry a variety of different types of insurance to mitigate operational liability. Some types of coverage are nearly universal. Almost all companies need to carry workers' compensation coverage and general liability protection....
Proactive Insurance Strategies are Crucial for Emerging Tech Enterprises
In the dynamic world of technology and biotechnology, emerging companies in California face unique challenges and risks. From cyber threats to research and development (R&D) failures, these risks can lead to significant legal and financial difficulties. Developing...
Making an Errors and Omissions Professional Insurance Claim
Many types of businesses may require Errors and Omissions (E&O) insurance coverage. Construction firms that have architects on staff may need coverage in case of oversight by the educated professionals they employ. Real estate brokerages, investment firms and a...
3 Tactics Insurance Professionals May Use to Limit Business Claims
Business owners and executives use insurance to protect company resources, mitigate liability and ensure solvency during operational disruptions. Typically, businesses with insurance policies go for years without ever making a claim, and some organizations never use...
Why Your Business Needs To Understand Insurance Limits
When you run a business, especially in construction or any industry with long-term risks, having the right insurance coverage is crucial. One important case that sheds light on how insurance works when things go wrong is a recent case involving Truck Insurance...
Demystifying the Roles: Insurance Broker vs. Insurance Agent
In the intricate world of insurance, understanding the distinctions between insurance brokers and insurance agents is essential. At McLeod Law Group, we frequently encounter the legal nuances of these roles and can provide valuable insights into their unique...
3 Costs Businesses Can Cover with Business Interruption Insurance
Insurance is something successful businesses generally require protecting their assets and investments in future operations. The right insurance coverage can significantly reduce the level of risk involved in operating a business. Business owners and executives...