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Differences Between Named Insured and Additional Insured: Part 2
When working on a construction project, the company you are working for may ask to be an Additional Named Insured or an Additional Insured. It’s easy...
Differences Between Named Insured and Additional Insured: Part 1
Often, the terms named insured and additional insured get lumped together to be interchangeable. However, that is not the case. Keep reading to learn...
Solutions to the Wrap-Up Exclusion Endorsement
Does the Wrap-Up exclusion found in many Trade Contractors’ General Liability program fill you with dread? This exclusion has historically been a...
How to Increase Bonding Capacity For Contractors
Often for Contractors, the time comes when you look at the upcoming bids list and wonder how you can qualify for the larger jobs that your...
3 Common Loss-Sensitive Plans for Trade Contractors
Every Trade Contractor that purchases insurance will be evaluated on their company size, operation complexity, and risk tolerance. There are a...
Trying to Insure Your Commercial Property? You Need to COPE
If you are a commercial property owner in the process of trying to insure your property—whether it be an office building, apartment complex, or gas...
Safety Advice: 5 Ways to Keep Your Insurance Premiums Low
When it comes to insurance, most companies are not excited to purchase it. Unfortunately, it is a necessary item for any business owner. Typically,...
How Succession Plans Impact Your Surety Program & Credit Facilities
You have spent years building your company to the success it has now, but what happens when you want to retire? Figuring out how to carry on your...
Is a Workers' Comp Self-Insurance Program Right for Your Company?
Workers’ compensation self-insurance programs are risk management techniques where a firm sets aside a pool of money to provide for any unexpected...