Types of Insurance Coverage for Advertising Firms
Advertising firms can protect their operations through several types of business insurance. Learn more about advertising agency insurance in our coverage guide.
When it comes to coffee shop insurance, you want your carrier to be as balanced as your blends. With a PolicySweet® Business Owners Policy, we’ll make sure you have the coverage that will keep your business as energized as the coffee you serve. From General Liability and Workers’ Compensation to food spoilage, each coffee shop insurance policy is brewed fresh just for you.
We offer Workers’ Compensation, Business Owners Policy, and HomeHQSM coverages. Each type of insurance is designed to help protect your business against different risks. Learn more about these coverage options:
If you’re looking to obtain general liability, commercial property, and cyber insurance for your business, a BOP might be the perfect solution for you. All three coverage are included in a Business Owners Policy from PolicySweet.
General liability can help protect your business if it is found to be at fault for third-party bodily injury, property damage, or advertising injuries.
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GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
Without business property coverage, you most likely would have to pay to replace or repair damaged items out of pocket.
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PROPERTY INSURANCE
If your company stores customer information electronically such as credit card numbers, phone numbers, and email addresses you might want to consider cyber-risk coverage. It could help protect your business from losses related to a data breach.
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CYBER INSURANCE
Workers’ Compensation can help protect your employees if they are injured on the job by covering medical expenses related to their injury.
Own a coffee cart business? HomeHQ coverage could help protect your business in the event of liability claims, business property losses, inventory damages, and lawsuits. It could provide you with “peace of mind” and eliminate the risk of paying out-of-pocket for damages your business might incur.