Businessowners Policy

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Businessowners Policy

An insurance policy that provides coverage in case some event causes a business to relocate or temporarily close. It also provides coverage for damage to the property owned by the business. For example, if an office floods and becomes unusable, a businessowners policy will replace the profits the company would have made during the time the company was closed and also will pay to repair the damage from the flood.
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