Construction contracts should establish parameters of the parties’ agreement and allocate and mitigate risk with provisions for price, time and scope; changes; warranties; indemnification; insurance; dispute resolution and termination.
Coverage Options to Protect All Assets in the Construction Industry
Risks in the construction industry fluctuate based on the types of contracts, number of employees, owned assets and more, so a set-it-and-forget-it mindset about insurance is problematic.
The Right Prescription for Resolving Workers’ Comp Claims Quickly
Contractors must take control of the workers' comp claims process by getting injured employees the right care and getting them back to work as quickly as possible, resulting in better managed claims.
How to Get the Most From a Mechanics Lien Claim
Mechanics liens provide protection against nonpayment, but contractors should be aware of steps to take after filing a lien to assure and expedite payment.
Considerations to Overcome the Unintended Challenges of Wrap-Up Policies
Wrap-up insurance policies provide an alternative to traditional commercial liability insurance policies. OCIPs are sponsored by the project owner, whereas CCIPs are sponsored by the general contractor.
The Top Five Ways Construction Companies Can Reduce Workers’ Comp Premiums
By learning how the workers’ comp system works, contractors can understand what they are paying for, what affects their annual premium and how to manage and plan for unforeseen events.
Managing Construction Risks and Losses From Fire
To help reduce the likelihood of fire events, contractors can follow a number of best practices to safeguard construction sites against arson and catastrophic exposures.
Managing Construction Risk Across Multiple Fronts
Nearly all construction projects carry some form of risk, making pollution liability coverage a must for most applications.











