MGM's $100M ransomware lesson for multi-unit hospitality
MGM's 2023 ransomware shutdown cost the company an estimated $100M+. What multi-unit restaurant and hospitality groups should take from it.
GL, property and business interruption in one package — sized to your operation, bound to your lease, and priced where the bundle wins.
A business owner's policy (BOP) bundles general liability, commercial property and business interruption into a single policy — usually with better pricing than buying them separately. It's the right foundation for most small and mid-sized operators.
A BOP bundles general liability and commercial property into a single policy, usually priced better than buying the two separately. It's the right foundation for most owner-operated businesses under a certain size.
A BOP gives you a single renewal date and a single carrier relationship — much easier to manage than juggling monoline GL and property programmes.
If you've been carrying personal insurance on your business, a BOP is the right first step into commercial cover — and it scales as you add locations, employees and exposures.
BOPs make COI generation simple — one policy number, one carrier, one schedule. We get certificates out the same day.
Third-party bodily injury, property damage, products and personal/advertising injury — the same coverage as a monoline GL, just inside a package.
Building (if owned), tenant improvements, contents, stock and equipment — typically at replacement cost with reasonable cause-of-loss forms.
Lost income and continuing expenses while you can't operate after a covered property loss.
Optional add-ons that BOPs handle cleanly — spoilage, hired & non-owned auto, employee dishonesty, data breach, equipment breakdown and signs.
Comp is statutory and almost always written separately — your BOP and comp policies sit alongside each other.
E&O for advice-based services isn't part of a BOP. We place it as a separate policy when the firm needs it.
Owned vehicles need a commercial auto policy. Hired & non-owned auto can be endorsed onto a BOP, but the full owned-fleet cover is separate.
BOP as the foundation policy for full-service, fast-casual and multi-location operators.
See the pageBOP for the office side, sitting alongside E&O for the firm's professional risk.
See the pageBOP bundling property and GL for medical and dental practices — sitting alongside malpractice.
See the pageBOP for property and GL — paired with abuse cover and professional liability for the operation as a whole.
See the pageBOP for office GL and property — alongside Tech E&O and cyber for the delivery side.
See the pageNot every business should be in a BOP. We tell you when a BOP prices well and when monoline GL plus property genuinely beats it.
BOP appetites vary wildly by class. We work with the carriers that actually want restaurants, retail, professional offices, light contractors or whatever you actually do.
Landlord additional-insured language, waivers and certificate requirements are all bound to the lease — first time, no back-and-forth.
MGM's 2023 ransomware shutdown cost the company an estimated $100M+. What multi-unit restaurant and hospitality groups should take from it.
Tell us about your operation. We'll tell you whether a BOP prices well for you — and bind to your landlord and lender requirements.