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9/23/2026 11:31:37 AM
A power outage can interrupt operations, affect equipment, and create unexpected expenses for businesses in Oklahoma. Taking a few precautions before the lights go out can help reduce disruptions and make it easier to keep employees, customers, and property safe.

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5/13/2026 09:55:41 AM
Unexpected events can disrupt business operations with little warning. A strong emergency plan can help businesses prepare for operational interruptions, protect important information, and improve recovery efforts after a disaster or emergency.

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9/24/2025 10:17:52 AM

As the leaves change and the year winds down, fall is an ideal time for business owners to pause and evaluate their insurance needs. A year-end review can help ensure your coverage still aligns with your business operations, protects against seasonal risks, and positions you well for the coming year.
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8/13/2025 10:05:14 AM

Whether you're just starting your business or have been running it for years, understanding the types of insurance your business may need is critical to managing risk. Two of the most common forms of business insurance are general liability and professional liability. While they may sound similar, they address different types of exposures and serve distinct purposes.
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4/02/2025 11:08:19 AM

Spring brings warmer weather, blooming landscapes, and–unfortunately–a higher risk of storms. From heavy rain and strong winds to hail and tornadoes, spring weather can pose serious threats to your business. While you can't control the forecast, you can take steps to help protect your operations, property, and people.
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7/11/2007 07:30:51 AM

Business Interruption Insurance (BII) is an often overlooked insurance coverage that protects against exposures to loss every bit is vital as fire or litigation.If your business is forced to close your risk is not limited to temporary loss of income, which can be devastating in and of itself.You also run the risk of losing customers who turn elsewhere for their product or service needs.You may have difficulty paying key suppliers during an income interruption causing further long term loss as those suppliers sever their business relationship with your company.
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3/10/2006 11:00:00 PM

Download Hurricane/Flood Disaster Supply Kit (Excel)(PDF)
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