What Is Self-Insurance?
Self-insurance involves setting money aside for a potential loss instead of purchasing a third-party insurance policy.
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What Is Commercial General Liability?
Commercial general liability (CGL) is a type of insurance coverage that protects a business from risks such as bodily ...
Tracking Certificates of Insurance for Free: Free Resources & Tools
The ability to track certificates of insurance for free depends on a business’ technology, needs, size and complexity, ...
Your Guide to Certificate of Insurance Tracking
Explore the benefits of insurance tracking and streamline your processes with our comprehensive guide on insurance ...
Certificate Holders & Additional Insureds: What's the Difference?
Certificate holders possess proof of insurance on commercial general liability policies, while additional insureds are ...
What's the Difference Between Excess and Umbrella Insurance?
Excess liability provides additional limits to an underlying policy, while umbrella insurance expands coverage to ...
Claims-Made Vs. Occurrence Policies: What Coverage Is Right For You?
Claims-made covers incidents within the policy, needing 'tail' for extended protection, while occurrence offers ...
What's the Difference Between General Liability & Professional Liability?
While general liability covers tangible risks such as bodily injuries and property damage, professional liability ...
The Basics of Additional Insured Endorsements
Additional insured (AI) endorsements extend insurance coverage to a third party specified by the policyholder in the ...
What Is Auto Liability Insurance?
Commercial auto liability insurance is essential for many businesses to help mitigate financial risks and comply with ...