I run a tiny business. Nobody's going to sue me." 🤔
If that thought has ever crossed your mind, you're in good company. It's also one of the most common assumptions in small business risk management, and it's worth a second look.
Here are three beliefs that quietly leave owners exposed:
"Liability insurance is only for big companies." Lawsuits don't check your headcount first. A customer's slip in your shop or a client's disputed invoice can land on a solo founder's desk just as easily as a corporation's.
"My business is too careful to need it." Being careful is great, but liability coverage exists for the moments carefulness isn't enough. Think property damage, bodily injury claims, or an honest mistake in the advice you gave.
"It costs more than it's worth." Premiums vary widely by industry, location, and coverage limits. Compared with the legal fees of even one defended claim, many owners find the math looks very different.
Also, general liability and professional liability are not the same thing, and picking the wrong one is a mistake that tends to surface at the worst possible moment. 👀
There's one detail in the fine print of most policies that decides whether a claim is paid or denied, and most owners never read that far. I've laid it out step by step in the full article.
(General information only, not legal or financial advice. A licensed insurance professional can help you choose coverage that fits your situation.)
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