Mistakes can happen in any business, like a restaurant getting an order wrong or a retailer ringing up the wrong price for a pair of shoes. Some business mistakes are small and easy to correct, but others may result in unhappy or disgruntled customers with a liability claim against your business.

If you own a restaurant, retail store, or other small business in Texas, you know the importance of protecting your investment. A major part of protecting your business and property is having the right kind of insurance coverage, specifically Commercial Property Insurance.

As a small business owner, you've probably got a lot on your plate, like managing employees, satisfying customers, and keeping an eye on your cash flow. But there's one thing many entrepreneurs overlook until it's too late: how to cope with a utility service interruption that brings your business to an immediate standstill.

Are you thinking of relocating your growing business to a new location? Maybe you want to be in a larger space, closer to your target market, or are tired of constant rent hikes and unfavorable lease terms.

Starting a new franchise business in Texas is an exciting venture that offers both opportunities and challenges for business owners. Before signing a franchise agreement or start making plans for your business, you should first make sure you have the right commercial insurance policies in place.

The busy holiday season can mean that your commercial cars, service trucks, and delivery vans are seeing a lot more mileage than usual, which also means extra risk to your business. Whether your business needs to deliver catering orders, make service calls, or pick up more inventory, your vehicles should be safe and protected during this hectic time of year.

Opening your own retail business is an exciting adventure, but it can also come with unexpected risks and uncertainties. While they might not all be major issues, they can pose a threat to your new company's long-term success, so it's essential to have the right kind of Business Insurance in place.

With the holiday season here, companies will soon be celebrating their holiday party or year-end event at your restaurant, bar, or party venue. Before you open the doors for any company party or corporate event, it's important to make sure your business property is as safe as possible for your corporate clients and their guests.

You've worked hard, hustled, and saved up to finally start your own restaurant – but opening your doors is only part of the process. Not only do you need to work just as hard to make it a success in your community, but you've also got to take steps to protect your important investment.

You've worked hard to launch and grow your business, so it can be devastating if your business suffers a catastrophic event or faces a damaging lawsuit. Although standard Commercial Insurance policies are designed to help, there are instances where the damages and costs far exceed what regular policies will cover.