Why Equipment Handed Over Voluntarily Can Result in a Denied Claim Picture this nightmare: A client checks out $150,000 worth of premium anamorphic lenses and camera equipment. Their paperwork is spotless. Their Certificate of Insurance (COI) is valid. Three days later, the return deadline passes. The...

Equipment damage, loss, or theft is one of the most persistent and costly risks for A/V rental houses. These incidents occur frequently, especially during offsite events where gear is constantly moved, set up, and handled by multiple parties. The financial stakes are high: a single piece...

It was supposed to be a groundbreaking commercial—an elaborate set designed to resemble a futuristic cityscape, complete with huge LED screens, custom-built props, and high-tech lighting rigs. The production company, BrightFrame Studios, had invested over $500,000 into set design and special effects to create an...

Business insurance is essential for keeping a company financially resilient should disaster strike. While most employers know that they should purchase basic forms of insurance, such as a commercial general liability policy, they often overlook other important types of coverage that provide valuable financial protection and...