We shed some light on how the Coronavirus may be viewed in the realm of workers’ compensation, discuss the difference between diagnosed illness and exposure, and more.
We are officially in a hard property insurance market. That means insurance underwriters are getting more selective and rates keep going up for food and beverage companies. Let's look closely at some of the trends in 2019 and 2020, and what to expect with your property coverage for the remainder of the year.
The market for "signature risks" in the MCO sector—E&O, D&O, and cyber—continues to harden. Read this MCO market update to learn more about why higher profile payers remain increasingly stressed.
For electronic reporting, what will be done with the data and how time consuming will it be to enter? This article elaborates on OSHA's answers and provides action items for how to accurately report to OSHA.
In the wake of the novel coronavirus, many companies are faced with facility cleaning and/or interrupted business in some form and are asking, “Does my property policy provide coverage?” While the answer might not be comforting, this insight into the crisis will explain your coverage and clarify what you can do to mitigate your risk.
The vulnerability of the US pharmaceutical supply chain has once again been exposed, this time due to complications from the spreading Coronavirus. Find out what you can do to mitigate your supply chain disruption risk.
In this year's Cal/OSHA update, our Construction Practice provides a reminder of compliance targets and activity we noted in 2019. Some of these will undoubtedly carry over into 2020. We have also included, once again, OSHA's most frequently cited standards, as well as some key reference material and training resources for your use.
Learn about the first all-electric commercial flight and what a policy and insurance experience might be like for such an aircraft, as well as future aviation inventions.
The following guidance highlights key questions and considerations that businesses must evaluate in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), such as transmission, OSHA, and cyber risk.
OSHA mandates employers ensure machinery in their plants is properly guarded. This Property and Casualty Insight discusses the standards and how you can meet requirements and manage your risk.
