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AvalonBay Community’s Fire Elimination Program for Wood Frame Construction

by A. Vincent Vasquez | Apr 7, 2020
Risk Management | Technology

Technologies such as high-def perimeter cameras, sensors that detect temperature changes and a spray-on process that retards fire in wood are reducing fires in wood frame construction.

2020 Executive Insights: Insurance and Surety Bonding

Industry experts share their insights on best practices for insurance and bonding.

Lien Waivers: Understanding the Risks in a Common Form

by Ian B. Huyett, Kenneth E. Rubinstein | Apr 1, 2020
Contracts | Legal and Regulatory | Risk Management

Owners may use lien waivers to gain additional rights beyond what they are entitled to under the contract.

In Uncertain Times, Pay Close Attention to the Employee Handbook

by Rick Blystone | Apr 1, 2020
Business | Human Resources | Risk Management | Workforce

Employers should pay special attention to the content of their employee handbooks during these uncertain times.

COVID-19 Has Shut Down Your Construction Project. Is There Insurance for That?

As COVID-19 spreads, its impact on the construction industry could be severe. Will your insurance policies provide any coverage for the extra expenses and losses you are about to incur?

Four Qualities Lenders Look for in General Contractors When Assessing Construction Risk

by Scott A. Cameron | Mar 25, 2020
Business | Business Risk | Risk | Risk Management

There are four essential qualities lenders look for in general contractors when assessing risk in construction projects: document accuracy, responsiveness to questions, honesty and focus on area of expertise.

It Takes More Than a Certificate to Protect Owners, Developers and Contractors

A certificate of insurance (COI), issued by a licensed insurance broker, is a summary of insurance policies and/or coverages, such as general and professional liability and workers' compensation.

Ways to Reduce Workers’ Compensation Costs

by Patrick Keightley | Mar 18, 2020
Insurance | Risk Management | Safety

A low experience modification rate will lead to aggressive workers’ compensation premium pricing, giving companies more options for cost savings. As a bonus, a worker safety plan that shows employees they are valued.

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AvalonBay Community’s Fire Elimination Program for Wood Frame Construction

2020 Executive Insights: Insurance and Surety Bonding

Lien Waivers: Understanding the Risks in a Common Form

In Uncertain Times, Pay Close Attention to the Employee Handbook

COVID-19 Has Shut Down Your Construction Project. Is There Insurance for That?

Four Qualities Lenders Look for in General Contractors When Assessing Construction Risk

It Takes More Than a Certificate to Protect Owners, Developers and Contractors

Ways to Reduce Workers’ Compensation Costs

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