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With everyone on board with Jack and Bryn's plans, the group just needs two small pieces of the puzzle: money, and a possibly insane Russian genius who lives somewhere in the woods. What could be easier? Special guest star Guy Kawasaki!|

Protecting your business for negligence is essential, even if you haven't made a mistake. This is something you need to do within the first few months of starting out according to half of the new small business owners surveyed by Hiscox.|

There are plenty of cases where errors and omissions insurance (professional liability insurance) will provide small businesses the legal representation they need for claims against their business without breaking the bank.|

One need only look at the increase in cumulative trauma claims that are being filed after an employee has been laid off. While there has been no specific injury that they can point to, many are now claiming that "work" has worn them out and that they are therefore entitled to even more money than that which was bargained for as a part of their employment agreement.

The office server goes missing and Brynn faces a crisis of conscience and identity. Aaron, furious over Olivia’s and Jack’s betrayal, unleashes the full fury of a financial analyst.|

Mistakes happen, but you don't need to walk a tightrope without a safety net. Professional liability insurance can protect you when you make a mistake. The cost of professional liability insurance is inexpensive relative to the costs of a potential lawsuit, and can save your business from potential financial ruin.|

Jack's business relationship with his only client turns personal while Olivia struggles to find any clients at all.|

In this episode of Leap Year, newly laid-off Jack, Aaron, Derek, Olivia and Bryn are recruited to participate in a mysterious business contest with a $500,000 prize.|