biBerk has over 500,000 satisfied customers and focuses exclusively on small businesses. Why is biBerk the business insurance company so many organizations rely on? There are many reasons.
biBERK is a small business insurance company that’s part of the Berkshire Hathaway Insurance Group. All of the company’s major insurance subsidiaries are rated A++ by A.M. Best Company. We have millions of customers and over 75 years of insurance experience. Berkshire Hathaway paid $38 billion in claims in 2020.
The Berkshire Hathaway Insurance Family
Workers’ Compensation
Professional Liability Insurance (E&O)
General Liability Insurance
Business Owners Policy (BOP)
Commercial Auto Insurance
Umbrella
Mandatory in most U.S. states, this policy pays for medical care and lost wages resulting from a work-related injury.
Best for:
Employee medical expenses
Help with missed wages
Lawsuits over injuries that aren't covered
Also called errors & omissions, this insurance covers alleged or actual mistakes and failures to perform a service.
Best for:
Professional advice or services errors
Unfulfilled duties
Scope of work (SOW) disagreements
This policy provides protection in instances of non-employee physical injury or damage to third-party property.
Best for:
Visitor slip-and-fall injuries
Employee damage to customer property
Libel, slander, copyright infringement
Also called property & liability insurance, this policy provides combined coverage for property damage and lawsuits.
Best for:
Customer property damage
Customer injuries
Business property damage
This policy covers damage to and lawsuits from the operation of company-owned or leased vehicles.
Best for:
Third-party injury or death where an employee is at fault
Damage to company vehicles from theft, fire, flood, etc.
Collision damage
Protect your business and assets with coverage for claims that exceed the limits of your current biBERK liability policy.
Best for:
Added coverage for an underlying policy
Scenarios where the existing policy limit has been reached
Additional protection without increasing policy limits