General liability insurance and a business owner’s policy (BOP) both cover the costs associated with third-party claims of physical injuries, property damage, and advertising injuries. However, a BOP includes added protection of commercial property insurance for your business’ physical assets. BOPs are a good option for small businesses looking to bundle their insurance for savings….
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Jaclyn Moriarty
Jaclyn Moriarty is a writer with our finance team focusing on insurance. Prior to joining Fit Small Business, Jaclyn worked in content marketing for financial services. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism and English from Bradley University and has written for a number of finance and insurance companies, including Insureon and Amica.
When not busy keeping up on all things FinServ, Jaclyn is fond of drinking coffee, reading comics, and watching hockey.
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