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What Are Risk Retention Groups & What’s Their Role?
Risk retention groups provide affordable and customized solutions for groups facing similar liabilities. Will it work for you? November 10 • Errors & Omissions • Risk Management
Managed Service Providers (MSPs) Insurance Guide
With the environment rapidly changing for a small or mid-market business, what risks do MSPs face now? Here’s a practical guide to MSP insurance.
Post-Acquisition Insurance & M&A Risk Management Guide
Late-stage companies sometimes overlook post-acquisition challenges, but they still pose a problem. Here’s how to navigate these tricky situations.
Professional Liability Trends to Watch in 2021
Like many lines, professional liability insurance is undergoing pandemic-induced changes. Here’s what we know and what mid-market and small businesses can expect in the future.
Understanding Factors Impacting E&O Costs
Errors and omissions insurance has unique characteristics to protect your company — but what factors drive the cost of E&O coverage?
Claims-made vs. Occurrence Insurance Policies Explained
Choosing a claims-made vs. occurrence insurance policy for your startup or mid-sized company means knowing the pros and cons. We’ve got the details for you!
Insurance for Private Equity & VC Firms
Investors face unique exposures in today’s world. Here’s what insurance firms need in private equity and venture capital sectors.
Medical Office Insurance Guide
Medical office insurance covers some of the most vulnerable parts of a medical practice. Here’s a practical guide to help you safeguard your business.
Navigating US E-Scooter Sharing Regulations & Insurance
E-scooter sharing companies face complex and strict regulations. The right insurance can give you a competitive advantage.
Lawyers’ Professional Liability: A Guide for Law Firms
Lawyers’ professional liability insurance covers some of the most vulnerable parts of the legal profession. Here’s a practical guide for law firms.
Insurance for ESports: Leagues, Teams & Tech
The hardest part of navigating insurance for e-sports is to know how it applies. We break it down.
Technology Errors & Omissions Insurance: What You Need to Know
Technology Errors & Omissions Insurance (Tech E&O) is the one thing that all tech companies need. Find out why.
Risk Management Guide for SaaS Companies
Featured on the OpenView Partners blog. Carl breaks down risk management for SaaS-based companies.
Top 5 Tech E&O and Cyber Claims
What do Tech E&O and Cyber Insurance cover? We dive in to 5 major claims scenarios that every tech company needs to know about.
Errors and Omissions Risks Checklist for Startups
We track down Tech Errors and Omissions policies for the majority of the companies we work with. It’s extremely important coverage for anyone leveraging technology or social media, which most startups constantly do. Even using things as simple as AWS or Facebook login can expose your company to a lawsuit, and in a fast-paced,
Startup Risk Tips: Optimizing your Insurance Policies
Insurance should be seen as more of an investment than a cost, but given the busy and chaotic lives of Founders, it sometimes becomes a check-the-box activity. When utilized properly, companies can get value from their policies well beyond that generated by a “set it and forget it” approach. Here are a few tips to optimize your insurance
Pivoting? You should probably call your insurance broker
It’s been a tough year for retail. Just ask J.C. Penny, Macy’s or Target. As e-commerce continues to overtake retail (thanks Amazon), traditional retailers need to employ different strategies to satisfy customers. In other words, it’s time to start pivoting. Startups are all too familiar with pivoting, and many startups do so at least once. Sounds
Professional Liability Insurance: What You Need to Know (by Industry!)
So you’ve probably heard of professional liability insurance (aka errors and omissions Insurance). In brief, professional liability insurance protects the professional services industry from negligence claims that result in the financial loss of a third party (typically your clients) arising from an act, error, or omission committed in the course of the policyholder’s performance of services
Excess Insurance, Umbrella Policies and Why Your Business Needs Them
Getting basic business insurance is obvious. Getting umbrella or excess insurance is not. So you’ve done the right thing by getting your company an insurance policy. You feel comfortable with the plan you purchased; limits, pricing and terms are all on point and you think everything is squared away, but for some reason, you have a
The Top 5 Business Insurance Requirements from Landlords, Clients, and Investors
Dealing with Business Insurance Requirements from Landlords, Clients, and Investors We see all kinds of business insurance requirements (and coverage change requests) from our clients’ landlords, clients, investors, business partners, and more. These requests are processed by creating an “endorsement” on the policy that puts the change into effect. From a location change to adding a
Business Insurance Package Policies & How They Benefit Startups
Choosing commercial insurance can be daunting. You want your company to be properly protected, but you don’t want to break the bank. Luckily, that’s why business insurance package policies exist! Insurance carriers frequently bundle various coverage types together, providing a cost-effective approach compared to acquiring them individually. This strategy not only keeps expenses in check
Insurance for Bitcoin Companies
The Space Bitcoin use has been exploding lately, with recent (September 2013) numbers suggesting that over 66,000 bitcoin transactions occur each day! More and more e-commerce platforms and vendors accept Bitcoin as payment each day to the point where the market cap is currently $1.6B and only expected to grow. Needless to say, the bitcoin