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Why Do Contractors Have to Provide Additional Insured Endorsements?
A common requirement you’ll find in a construction contract is for any hired contractor to provide additional insured status to parties within the...
4 Keys to Surviving a Hard Excess Market
The insurance marketplace moves in cycles as the pendulum swings back and forth between low demand and high supply—known as a “soft” market—to high...
Construction Concerns for 2020 and Beyond (Part 2)
The forecast that the construction sector will continue its growth pattern reflects the strength of the economy even late in this business cycle. A...
Construction Growth for 2020 (Part 1)
When we look back at the U.S. economy this year, we see it performed reasonably well during the first half of 2019. Job growth for the economy as a...
Does a Workers’ Comp Policy Cover Employees Working In Another State?
Have you heard the saying, you go where the job is? Well, this rings true for most contractors, as they often find work outside the state where their...
What is Parametric Coverage?
Is it just me, or do you read the headlines these days and wonder if you are actually reading the plot lines from those “Disaster Movies” that I...
Insurance Update: House Passes TRIPRA Extension
After the Terrorist Acts occurred on the World Trade Center back in 2001, the Government passed the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) of 2002. This...
Why EPLI Coverage Is So Important Right Now
In today’s #MeToo corporate climate, no company, large or small, is immune to the lawsuits that are becoming more commonplace. Lawsuits can mean...
5 Facts About Claims Reserves
No matter how safe your company may be, accidents are unfortunately inevitable—and when accidents happen, claims will follow. Did you know when a...