More Than a Quick Quote
A business policy should match how your business actually operates. The right coverage depends on what you do, where you work, who you serve, what you own, whether you use vehicles or equipment, whether you hire help, and what would happen if a claim interrupted your business.
Asset Defense Insurance helps business owners in Tulsa and across Oklahoma and Texas review insurance options based on how their businesses actually operate. We help you understand your exposures, compare practical options, and protect the business you are working hard to grow.
Coverage Built for Business
Every business is different. Asset Defense Insurance helps you evaluate available options based on how your business operates, what you own, who you serve, and where your risks may show up.
General Liability
General liability insurance may help protect your business from certain claims involving bodily injury, property damage, and personal or advertising injury tied to your business operations.
Business Owner's Policy
A business owner’s policy, often called a BOP, may bundle general liability, commercial property, and business income coverage into one policy for eligible businesses.
Commercial Property
Commercial property insurance may help protect business property such as equipment, tools, inventory, furniture, supplies, and business space from covered losses.
Professional Liability
Professional liability insurance, also known as errors and omissions coverage in some industries, may help protect service-based businesses from certain claims involving mistakes, advice, negligence, or failure to perform professional services.
Commercial Auto
Commercial auto insurance may help protect vehicles owned, leased, or used for business purposes. This can be important when personal auto coverage does not apply to business use.
Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ compensation may help cover medical costs and lost wages for employees injured on the job. Requirements vary by state, business structure, and number of employees, so this coverage should be reviewed carefully.
Cyber and Data Risk
Cyber coverage may help businesses respond to certain data breaches, cyberattacks, ransomware events, notification costs, legal expenses, and related digital risks, depending on the policy.
Key Person Coverage
Key person life insurance may help a business continue operating if an owner, partner, or essential employee passes away unexpectedly. Funds may be used for hiring, debt obligations, transition costs, or business continuity needs.
Risks Business Owners Miss
Many business owners have some insurance, but still have areas of exposure that could create financial strain.
Common gaps include:
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Using a personal auto policy for business driving
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Assuming home insurance covers business property
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Working with clients without professional liability coverage
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Relying on a basic policy without reviewing exclusions
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Not covering tools, equipment, inventory, or supplies properly
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Hiring help without reviewing workers’ compensation obligations
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Operating without a plan for the loss of a key owner or partner
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Letting coverage stay the same after the business grows or changes
