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Running a family business comes with unique risks that many owners do not realize until a claim happens. From liability exposure and workers compensation concerns to cyber risks and umbrella coverage gaps, this guide explains what NJ family business owners should know about protecting the business they’ve worked years to build.

What a $600 Million Warehouse Fire Teaches Business Owners in 2026 In April 2026, a warehouse fire in California caught the attention of the insurance industry for one reason—the scale. According to Insurance Journal, a warehouse worker allegedly set fire to a 1.2 million square foot Kimberly-Clark distribution center, resulting in an estimated $600 million loss. Twenty employees were inside at the time. Thankfully, no one was killed. The building and everything inside was a

Commercial umbrella insurance is becoming harder to obtain in 2026—even for businesses with clean loss histories. With rising claim costs, stricter underwriting, and reduced carrier capacity, many business owners are facing higher premiums, fewer options, and unexpected declines. Here’s what’s changing and how to protect your business.

Many business owners believe they’re fully protected — until a claim exposes hidden gaps. In this guide, we break down the most common business insurance gaps in 2026, including low liability limits, missing umbrella coverage, cyber risks, EPLI exposures, and business income shortfalls. Learn how to identify coverage weaknesses before they become costly problems.

Insurance requirements for NJ small businesses are changing in 2026. Learn which policies are required, which are recommended, and how to avoid coverage gaps.

Workers’ compensation class codes are numerical codes used by insurance companies to categorize your business based on the actual job duties your employees perform.

Forming an LLC in New Jersey is one of the best ways to legally protect your personal assets as you start or grow a business. But many new LLC owners quickly discover something surprising: the LLC structure alone does not protect you from financial loss if something goes wrong. It will not pay for a lawsuit, property damage, a client dispute, an injury, or a cyberattack.

How to handle your insurance coverage audit with less stress. And Why Pay-As-You-Go Could Save Your Business Time, Money, and Headaches Running a small or medium-sized business in New Jersey comes with a long checklist of responsibilities—keeping your customers happy, managing employees, staying on top of your finances… and then, suddenly, your insurance company sends you an audit notice . If you've ever opened one of those letters and felt a sinking feeling in your stomach,