How to Protect Your Business From a Fire
Protect your business from a fire with an active fire protection plan, routine inspections and maintenance, and fire insurance.
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OSHA’s Consultation Services: What You Need to Know
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers on-site consultation programs to help employers prevent occupational injuries and illnesses.
Seven Steps to Avoid Cyber Security Threats
There are seven steps you can take to avoid cyber security threats; some include, training your staff, cybersecurity insurance, and promoting a security-focused culture.
Will Homeowners Insurance Cover a Construction Project?
So, you want to do a renovation or some construction on your home. Well, you’re not the only one! According to various studies, home remodeling has been hotter than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, Houzz, an online home remodeling platform, reported a 58% annual increase in project leads for home professionals in June […]
Insurance Trends in 2022: What to Watch For
In 2022, we’re observing a noticeable change in favor of insurance buyers. Here are insurance trends to watch for, including commercial, workers’ comp, auto, and cyber.
Workers’ Compensation Coverage for Independent Contractors
As an employer, you don’t typically have to provide workers’ compensation coverage for 1099 contractors. Here’s why.
How Much Should Business Insurance Cost?
As a business owner, it’s crucial that you know all of your expenses upfront, including the cost of your business insurance. Here are six factors that determine the cost of your insurance.
Risk Mitigation: What Is It and How Can You Do It?
Risk mitigation is a term frequently used in the insurance world. Here, founder of Competitive Edge Insurance, Brenda Jo Robyn, talks about risk mitigation: what is it and how can you do it well?
What Does Workers’ Comp Look Like for Remote Employees?
Employers are required to provide workers’ comp insurance. Making a claim, however, is more difficult when it comes to remote employees.
Payment and Performance Bonds Explained
In simple terms, a payment bond enforces that everything must be paid once a project is completed. Payment bonds are also surety bonds and are required for most state projects based on the Miller Act.