What happens next?

How to calculate business liability insurance needs
Identify potential risks.
You should spend some time thinking about the risks your business is exposed to. For example, damage by fire, flooding, or theft are obvious risks.

Choices: A). If they are, then your business might suffer damage. Before the business is sued, you should consider the following: well-rounded partners (money to help cover the costs of taxes, managed accounts and tax returns). B). However, they may still be top risk but not a complete risk. For example, if you've owned property that caters to many businesses and sells professional grooming products, your business could incur increases. C). However, your business might also face other risks : You might harm consumers. For example, your business might harm people physically (if you create products) or it may harm their reputations (if you publish information). D). However, when a business is exposed to undue stress and thus receives more expensive business insurance, they may or may not assume that the risk is dangerous. You should investigate your business's reputation before you decide to attempt to file a lawsuit in small claims court.
C).