When it comes to insurance, small businesses stand to lose the most by not having adequate coverage. Big and small disasters, like the neighborhood power outage or the burst pipes that leads to a business shutting down for just a couple of days, hour, can force an under-insured business to close down for good. Here are a few action items to consider when filling out the insurance portion of your business continuity plan:
Do You Have Enough Insurance to Cover Rebuilding Costs After a Disaster?
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