Whether you’re registering for a new vehicle, renewing your license, in a car accident or get pulled over, you may have to provide proof of insurance. Here's what it is and why you need it.

Proof of insurance paperwork shows information about your coverage and often is just as critical as the insurance policy itself. In this article, we at the MarketWatch Guides team explain what you ...

A licensing board in your state may require you to have professional liability insurance. For example, more than 10 states require real estate agents to show proof of professional liability insurance.

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General liability is something that affects every business at least once. Click here to find out what it means for small brands.

Launched in 2017, Next Insurance is a relative newcomer to the business insurance space, but it has liability insurance options for more than 1,300 professions. Coverage may not be available for ...

Liability-only car insurance typically costs between $500 and $1,000 per year. Your actual rate depends on factors such as your age, where you live, driving record, credit score and the type of ...

Most experts recommend carrying more than the minimum liability insurance coverage. If you were at fault in a bad accident, you could easily be on the hook for more than $30,000 in medical bills ...

Arizona law requires all motorized vehicles to have liability insurance coverage. The average cost of minimum coverage in Arizona is $817 per year, slightly higher than the national average.

In some states — Arizona, Mississippi, North Dakota, Tennessee, Washington and Wisconsin — you'll need proof of insurance before driving. New Hampshire does not require drivers to have liability ...