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Understanding Subcontractor Insurance - What You Should Know
What subcontractor insurance do you need, and why? Discover five essential coverages and learn how the right insurance benefits your business.
Builders Risk Insurance: The Ultimate Guide
A builders risk insurance policy is designed to provide coverage for buildings and structures during the course of construction or renovation. Learn more here.
What Is a Monoline Policy?
A monoline insurance policy is a term that refers to a stand-alone insurance policy that provides coverage for a risk that is typically included under a package policy or a business owners policy. A monoline policy also refers to insurance policies that do not have a "supporting line" by the same insurance carrier. For example, a commercial excess liability policy is not usually bundled in with other coverages. However, it would be considered a monoline policy if the insurance company that underwrites your general liability is different than the insurance company that underwrites the excess general liability.
Buying Contractor Insurance Online [Ultimate Buyer's Guide]
Understand the pros and cons of buying contractor insurance online and how tech-savvy agencies combine the best of two worlds.
How To Verify Contractors Before Hiring: 5 Simple Steps
Need to hire a contractor? Learn how to verify a contractor’s license, check references, and draw up a contract that will protect your business.
What To Do When a Contractor Does Poor Work
When you need to hire a contractor for your business, they don’t always do a good job. Learn your rights and what to do when a contractor does poor work.
What Is The Cheapest Contractor Insurance?
Finding the cheapest contractor insurance isn't as straightforward as one might think, especially in the construction trades. Here are our tips and tricks to help you find the best deal.
Do 1099 Employees Need Workers Compensation?
Does an employer have any responsibility to provide workers compensation to a 1099 contractor? Does a 1099 contractor need to provide workers compensation to themselves. even though they don’t have employees? The answer to both questions is yes, and we’ll explain why.
What Is Commercial Insurance? An Introduction
Commercial insurance can seem complicated. There are virtually unlimited options for you to purchase or not purchase. Knowing the basics with some commercial insurance 101 knowledge can help you manage your business risk, while helping you save money on coverage that you may not really need.
6 Common Errors And Omissions Claims Examples
Professional service providers often have more legal exposure to risk than they realize. A screw up or failure, no matter how unintentional, can have major consequences for even the most respected firms and expert consultants.