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Starting your small business is an exciting time, but it also has its challenges. Part of the setup includes making sure you’re adequately covered. Depending…
If you offer specialized services like consulting, teaching or professional advice to clients, you are automatically held to a higher level of duty and accountability….
Alberta is an oil-driven economy – old news to businesses currently affected by the decline in oil prices. The ongoing slump in the economy is…
“I’m not a doctor or a lawyer, so I don’t need professional liability.” Okay, but are you a translator? Allied health worker? PR consultant? Software…
As we get closer to spring and start thinking about outside work, remember to call before you dig! Each year across Canada there are thousands…
Over time, electrical and mechanical equipment will eventually deteriorate from many variables such as loading on a circuit, vibration, fatigue and age, etc. If not…
In the past 5 years, 35% of private companies in Canada reported a loss due to workplace crime, such as employee theft, vandalism or forgery;…
In the absence of a declared value on the Bill of Lading, your goods may not be fully covered by the carrier or the carrier’s…
Does your company utilize subcontractors to provide services for you or your customers? Would you be adequately protected should a loss arise as a result…
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