Tackling Sexual Harassment in the Hospitality Industry
6-minute read The hospitality industry, which includes restaurants, bars, hotels, and other businesses that provide lodging and food services, has been plagued by sexual harassment for decades. A […]
Case Study: Getting Your Experience Modification Factor Right
2-minute read THE CHALLENGE: How to fix an insurance company paperwork snafu that was sure to cost our client more than $120,000 immediately and untold thousands of dollars […]
10 Things Contractors Should Consider in Hiring a Surety Agent
3-minute read When contractors are looking for a surety agent, they should consider several factors to ensure they find the right fit for their business. Here are some […]
A Guide to Owner-Controlled and Contractor-Controlled Insurance Programs
Insuring all of the risks associated with large-scale construction projects is a complicated business. The typical approach requires each party to procure and maintain separate coverage. Risk is […]
Stop-Loss Insurance: A Smart Way to Manage Healthcare Costs
4-minute read Tens of thousands of employers have done it, likely saving billions of dollars in the process. We’re talking about going the self-insurance route for their group […]
Protecting Your Business from Wildfires: Understanding Your Coverage Options
4-minute read Wildfire season will soon be upon us once again. The years 2020 and 2021 were particularly devastating wildfire seasons, with millions of acres lost across the […]
5 Ways to Prepare Your Business for a Recession
3-minute read No one knows for sure but it’s safe to say there’s anxiety building again that the U.S. economy could tumble into recession this year. While a […]
Addressing the Mental Health Crisis in the Restaurant Industry
5-minute read Restaurant work isn’t as stressful as, say, bomb disposal, being a traffic cop or an emergency-room doc. But it’s not far behind. A report from one […]
Proposed Independent Contractor Rule Would Drive Up Workers’ Compensation Costs
5-minute read Business owners could see their workers’ compensation costs ratchet up significantly under a new U.S. Department of Labor rule that would require them to reclassify independent […]