City Insurance Blog

A tenant slipped on the sidewalk in front of your rental — are you on the hook, or is the city? Honest answers for MN and AR landlords, plus the five practical moves that lower your liability before it ever happens.

Your commercial auto policy probably doesn't cover your sub's truck, a rental box truck, or your employee's personal car when they're running parts. Here's exactly what's missing — and how to fix it before the lawsuit hits.

Most MN landlords are on the wrong policy form and don't know it. Here's the real difference between DP1, DP3, and HO-4 — and how to tell which one your rental actually needs before the next claim hits.

A standard BOP covers about 60% of what a Twin Cities coffee shop actually needs. Here are the seven coverage gaps that catch independent coffee shop owners — equipment breakdown, spoilage, business income, cyber, and more.

AR roofing is one of the highest-rated commercial auto classes — but most of what drives the premium is controllable. Here are the five variables that matter most, the two coverages most AR roofer policies are missing, and how to position yourself before storm season tightens underwriting.

For most small businesses, a BOP beats buying GL + Commercial Property + Business Interruption separately by 15–25%. But not always. Here's when separate policies win, when BOP wins, and the hybrid structure most experienced small business owners end up with.

Most AR Airbnb hosts find out their insurance doesn't actually cover them at the worst possible moment — when a guest claim hits. Airbnb's AirCover isn't real insurance, your DP3 probably has a transient occupancy exclusion, and the fix is simpler than you think.

MN general contractors are demanding more on COIs than they used to. Here are the four endorsements every subcontractor needs in 2026 — Additional Insured, Waiver of Subrogation, Primary and Non-Contributory, and Per-Project Aggregate — plus what each one does and why GCs require them.

AR's tornado season runs March through May with a secondary peak in November. Here's what your BOP commercial property actually pays for — the wind/hail deductible math, the three commonly under-covered areas (signage, business income, equipment breakdown), and what to fix before the next storm.