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.
Increase Building Security With Connected Access Control Systems
Cyber attacks are not the only way for sensitive company data to be accessed by nefarious hackers. Businesses are overlooking the risk of data loss as a result of compromised physical access to the workplace.
Surety Outlook 2019: The Peak of the Cycle
The construction industry's upswing won’t last forever, so wise contractors will maintain a highly skilled workforce while driving continuous improvement of operating, accounting and cash management standards.
Timely Legal Trends and Developments for Construction
Important legal developments for the construction industry from the second half of 2018 offer a glimpse at what may be waiting around the corner.
How Surety Bonds Work When a Contractor Defaults
There are several remedies the surety can employ when a contractor defaults. However, it is necessary to understand why default occurs and how it can be avoided by contractors from the start
2019 Cyber Risk Outlook – What Construction Executives Should Know
A construction company’s intellectual property, financial information, customer data or classified material are targets for cyber thieves. Consider seven action items to guard against the dangers of cyberattacks.
Key Steps for Contractors to Prepare for Weather-Related Catastrophic Events
By assessing and managing potential exposures before, during and after catastrophic events and monitoring the insurance claims process, contractors can minimize the financial impact of these events and expedite recovery.
