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What is Risk Management?
As a construction Owner, no matter your company’s size, you are constantly taking risks. It’s part of your nature as an Entrepreneur. However, there...
Risk Management: Minimize Your Company’s Risk & Avoid Future Claims
Every construction project presents a host of potential risks that need to be addressed. Although it’s no guarantee that you can eliminate all of...
2021: The Time to Try a New Insurance Approach
It’s evident that the cost of an insurance program rarely goes down. Unfortunately, being in a Hard Market, we’ve seen insurance coverage rates...
2020 State of the Insurance Market Review & Outlook
As we begin 2021, we reflect on everything that happened this past year - from a global pandemic to civil unrest to natural catastrophes. Through all...
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...
The 4 Types of Exposure that Determine Insurance Premiums
When an Insurance Company is looking to write a policy to cover an Insured (i.e. Owner, General Contractor, or Trade Contractor, etc.), they are...
Risks Associated With Contracted Sole Proprietors
Owners, General Contractors, Developers, and even Trade Contractors take on a certain amount of risk when hiring any contractor, regardless of the...
Contractual Risk Transfer - 3 Tips for Trade Contractors
Did you know the construction contract you signed contained a clause that transferred any risk from the project owner or general contractor to your...
Follow These Four Safety Practices to Make Your Job Site Safer
Safety management in a construction project should be second nature, but sometimes contractors may neglect important safety practices. When a...