Industry experts share their insights on best practices for insurance and bonding.
Don’t Ignore Auto Insurance, Excess Liability and Cybersecurity Risks
Now that businesses are settled into the new year, it’s a good time to consider some of the top insurance and risk management challenges that contractors and other construction organizations should expect in 2019.
2019 Insurance Market Outlook: High Surplus and Mediocre Returns Yield Flat Rates
Regardless of whether insurance is mandated by law or contract, or purchased as a best practice, it represents a major expense for most businesses. As such, it’s wise to have a full grasp on the current economics of the insurance industry and where rates are headed.
The Value of Burden: Accounting for Indirect Cost Improves Performance and Profitability
Ensuring that the project estimating team can predict both direct and indirect costs secures more efficient bids. The company will then have more accurate data to predict the profit the job will actually return once fully burdened.
Fire Safety and Restoration Essentials in Commercial Construction
When it comes to preparing for fire risk on a jobsite, having the right insurance is only the beginning of what’s important.
Employment Practices Liability Insurance: What It Is and Why It’s a Necessity
With the rise of the #MeToo and TIME’s Up movements, claims—particularly those related to sexual harassment—are becoming more frequent. That’s what makes employment practices liability insurance so critical.
Fundamentals of Real Estate Developers’ E&O
Developers are using Real Estate Developer E&O policies for coverage of professional services in which they are personally or vicariously liable.
Ready to Sell the Business: What Insurance Should the Buyer Be Required to Carry?
It’s important to make certain the liabilities arising out of the sale of a business are clearly understood by each party and that appropriate insurance is in place. This should be addressed in the buy/sell agreement.









