Manage your risk and legal concerns.

Do you have contingency plans in place? Do you have structures in place that will protect your business and personal assets in the worst-case scenarios? Owner Actions can help you review your positioning. Sign up today for a step-by-step guide, articles, and resources you can use to work through the most essential tasks.

What can Owner Actions help you take on?

Connecting with an attorney.

Whether you're starting, growing, or navigating the everyday complexities of running a business, an attorney can help you take on essential tasks. Be diligent in choosing the attorney who's right for you. What should you look into? Reviews are certainly helpful, but you should also look into an attorney's payment structures (which may help you reduce or defer your legal costs) and ask questions that will help you understand that practitioner's experience, strengths, and availability. Read our guide for questions you can ask to make an informed selection.

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Evaluating your insurance coverage.

No matter what industry you serve, you should look into insurance options to protect your business, site, employees, and customers' critical information. There are many types of insurance to consider, and while you may not need them all, it's important to review your policies and coverages regularly to ensure your business has the coverage it needs. Our guide to small business insurance can help you get started.

Safeguarding against tech threats.

Tech threats have evolved from mere nuisances to serious disruptions with real financial, operations, and reputation repercussions. It's impossible to know what tomorrow's threats will look like, but you can take steps to guard against the threats that exist today and arm your business with tools that will monitor for new adaptions. 

Read our guide to modern tech threats to learn how you can guard threats like ransomware and email intrusion and implement policies that will help you recover from the worst-case scenarios.

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Mark Fleming
Mark Fleming
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