The Advantages of Reference-Based Pricing in Employee Benefits
Health care costs for a family of four dropped last year for the first time in nearly 20 years. But there isn’t much to cheer about that; it …
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FAQ: What Arizona’s Marijuana Law Means for Employers
The Smart and Safe Arizona Act legalized the use and possession of marijuana in the Grand Canyon State last year. But there’s still some confusion about the law’s …
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Inflation Threatens to Leave Business Owners Underinsured
It is transitory or not? That is the question inflation-watchers are asking at the moment. No one knows, of course, leaving the rest of us to only worry, …
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Insurance Questions High Net Worth Families Should be Asking
Years ago, an oil-filter company produced a brilliant ad featured an auto mechanic reminding car owners that investing a small sum to replace their filters regularly would reduce …
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Rethinking Employee Benefits in a Post-Pandemic World
The labor market took a turn toward uncertainty in April, raising questions about just how robust the recovery might be. We’re not economists but our money’s on growth, …
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‘Nuclear’ Verdicts Make the Case for Excess Liability Insurance
Expecting the unexpected is smart risk management, but even in a business where we’ve all seen a thing or two, a “nuclear” jury verdict can be shocking.
Large Trucks Account for Third of Fatal Crashes in Work Zones
The latest statistics on truck crashes in work zones are in and they’re not good. According to the Federal Highway Administration, 842 people died in highway work-zone crashes …
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USC Class-Action Offers Lesson in Employment Practices Liability
Roughly three years ago, a team of Los Angeles Times reporters broke the story of USC gynecologist George Tyndall preying on hundreds of female students. The reporters won …
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Understanding Arizona’s New ‘Frivolous’ Covid-19 Lawsuit Law
The Covid-19 liability protection bill recently signed into law by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey was welcomed by business groups as offering common-sense protection for business owners. We, too, …
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