COMMERCIAL INSURANCE · FISCHER RISK MANAGEMENT
A new retailer. More inventory. A bigger customer contract. Work with Cory Fischer to review commercial insurance around the business you run today and the commitments you are making next.
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WHO WE WORK WITH
Ingredients, components, code, and customer contracts create different exposures. Start with the guide that sounds like your business.
01 / INDUSTRIES
Connect your insurance review to how you source products, sell online, and expand into retail and wholesale.
Explore consumer brands & e-commerce →
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Consider product liability, sourcing, inventory, and distribution for clothing, footwear, and accessories businesses.
Explore the apparel & lifestyle industry →
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Review the needs of cosmetics, skincare, and personal care product brands as products and sales channels evolve.
Explore the beauty & personal care industry →
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Commercial insurance for device developers, manufacturers, and distributors.
Explore the medical device industry →
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Bring technology services, customer contracts, cyber exposures, and leadership risks into one conversation.
Explore the technology & SaaS industry →
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Review the insurance needs of making, sourcing, storing, and distributing goods.
Explore Manufacturers, importers & distributors →
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Connect food production, recall, inventory, and distribution to your insurance review.
Explore Food & beverage brands →
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Hardware, software, installation, and customer promises meet in one system. Review the business behind your robotics and automation solutions.
Explore Robotics & Automation →
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What does your AI do, and what do customers rely on it to get right? Review services, data responsibilities, and customer commitments together.
Explore AI & AI-Enabled Businesses →
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us what your company does, what is changing, and when you need coverage.
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A product issue can raise liability, recall, and income questions. A customer contract can bring E&O, cyber, and higher limits into the same conversation. Explore how the pieces relate.
Review liability exposures connected with the products your business manufactures, distributes, or sells.
Explore Product liability →
Review financial-loss exposures when your product fails to perform as expected.
Explore Product E&O / Manufacturers E&O →
Evaluate recall-related exposures alongside your broader product insurance program.
Explore Product recall →
Review how goods are insured through transit, storage, and distribution.
Explore Inventory, cargo & stock throughput →
Discuss risks connected with technology products, professional services, and customer agreements.
Explore Technology errors & omissions →
Review insurance needs related to data, systems, and cyber incidents.
Explore Cyber insurance →
Consider leadership and employment-related exposures as your organization develops.
Explore Management liability →
Review premises, operations, and customer contract requirements within your insurance program.
Explore General liability →
Review employee duties, payroll, and work locations as your business grows.
Explore Workers’ compensation →
Explore specialist infringement defense and enforcement insurance for products, brands, and technology.
Explore Intellectual property →
Review buildings, equipment, inventory, and business income together, including recovery time and supply-chain dependencies.
Explore Commercial Property & Business Interruption →
Review additional liability limits, underlying policies, customer requirements, and the structure of your excess insurance program.
Explore Umbrella & Excess Liability →
Explore employee theft, payment fraud, funds transfer exposures, and the relationship between crime and cyber insurance.
Explore Crime & Fidelity →
Review employment-related claims, defense costs, workforce changes, and EPLI terms alongside your management liability program.
Explore Employment Practices Liability (EPLI) →
Review leadership liability, investor expectations, insured entities, and D&O terms for a growing private company.
Explore Directors & Officers (D&O) →
Review liability arising from advice and professional services, including client contracts, insured activities, and claims-made terms.
Explore Professional Liability / E&O →
Scottsdale / Nationwide E&S
Larger contracts. More inventory. New markets. Acquisitions. The insurance program that fit your business a few years ago may need a closer look today. Review how coverage, limits, and contractual requirements align with the business you operate now and where it is headed.
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Review revenue growth, new products, distribution, locations, and acquisitions with the leaders responsible for finance and operations.
Look at limits, exclusions, deductibles, and overlapping policies alongside customer contracts, supply chains, and the risks your business retains.
Prioritize coverage decisions, prepare for renewal, and pursue insurance options that reflect your current operations and planned growth.
FISCHER RISK MANAGEMENT / RESOURCES
Use these practical guides to ask better questions before the next business decision.
A retailer sent insurance requirements. What should you check?Product liability vs. product E&O: what is the difference?Your renewal is coming. Start with what changed.Explore all business insurance resources →Hear from the finance and operations leaders who count on Cory for clear answers, thoughtful advice, and follow-through.
“Cory is the most responsive broker I have worked with. He answers the same day, usually within the hour, with an actual answer. He took the time to understand how our business really works before approaching an underwriter, and it showed in the terms he brought back. He has also told me when the right move was to wait. I trust his judgment.”
Charlie Mertz
Chief Financial Officer
Apollo Information Systems Corp.
“I’ve worked with plenty of insurance brokers, both for my own company and for the brands I support as a fractional CFO. Cory Fischer is one of the best. He regularly checks in, understands how the business is evolving, and puts his clients’ interests first. When I call, he answers. When I email, he responds quickly. He’s much more than a broker. He’s a trusted advisor.”
Matt Sommers
President
Solid Ratio
I've worked with plenty of insurance brokers over the years, both for my own company and through the brands I support as a fractional CFO, and Cory Fischer is truly one of the best.
What sets Cory apart is his proactive approach and genuine interest in the businesses he supports. He's not someone you hear from once a year at renewal. He regularly checks in, takes the time to understand how the business is evolving, and ensures the coverage keeps pace. He's incredibly knowledgeable, always willing to discuss any situation, and consistently puts his clients' interests first.
When renewal comes around, he hustles to find the best coverage at the best possible value. And his responsiveness is second to none. When I call, he answers, and when I email, he's quick to respond.
Cory is much more than an insurance broker. He's a trusted advisor, and I couldn't recommend him more highly.
“Cory has been a great partner for our business. He’s knowledgeable, responsive, and takes the time to understand our needs and make sure we have the right coverage in place. Most importantly, he looks out for our best interests. I would highly recommend him to any business looking for a trusted insurance advisor.”
Ross Gelber
Chief Operating Officer
Event Cadence
“Cory has been extremely supportive as our startup has grown over the years. He’s responsive, knowledgeable, and has given us good advice throughout that growth. I feel lucky we found him from day one.”
Luke Spieldenner
Events Director & Business Manager
Ashley Systems
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Include your renewal date and tell us why you’re reviewing coverage. Existing policies and relevant contracts can help inform the next conversation.
Start with your business website, industry, annual revenue range, and timing. Additional information will depend on your operations and the coverage you are seeking.
This site focuses on commercial insurance for medical device businesses, including developers, manufacturers, and distributors. It is not a patient health insurance or device reimbursement service.
Yes. Tell us which policies you have and what you want to review. The conversation can address multiple insurance needs across your business.
YOUR INSURANCE CONTACT
Cory Fischer is a licensed Property & Casualty producer with experience in commercial insurance. At Fischer Risk Management, the conversation starts with how your business operates: the products you sell, the partners you rely on, and the plans you have for growth.
For product businesses, that means looking at sourcing, manufacturing, distribution, and customer requirements together. For technology and SaaS companies, it means considering services, contracts, and data alongside the broader insurance program.
Work directly with Cory to discuss product liability and related insurance needs for consumer brands, apparel, beauty and personal care, medical devices, and technology businesses.
Cory Fischer | Colorado insurance producer license 779802
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LET’S START THE CONVERSATION
A renewal coming up? A contract to meet? A new product on the way? Share your business website and timing. Cory will follow up to discuss what changed, what you want to review, and the information needed for the next step.
“He took the time to understand how our business really works before putting anything in front of an underwriter, and it showed in the terms he brought back.” | Charlie Mertz, Chief Financial Officer, Apollo Information Systems Corp.
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