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The Wealth Security Policy: Personal Protection for Independent Directors
Can an independent director purchase insurance coverage that goes beyond the insurance his or her corporation purchases through a traditional D&O insurance program?
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Wealth Security Policy FAQs
What is a Wealth Security Policy?
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The Shifting Landscape of California’s Workers’ Comp Marketplace
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FCPA Trends: Individual Liability, Enforcement Actions and the SEC
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Find Out How Reps & Warranties Insurance Can Help You Ink Your Company Sale Faster at the March 10th Reps & Warranties Bootcamp.
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FCPA: What’s the Big Deal?
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Best Practices for OSHA Recordkeeping
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Press ReleaseDan Hodges Recognized with HR Symposium’s “Excellence in Partnership with HR” Award
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Cal-OSHA Releases New Heat Illness Requirements
On February 27, 2015 Cal-OSHA approved the much anticipated revisions to its Heat Illness Requirements. Despite the objections from a variety of employer groups, including construction and agriculture, the Standards Board adopted the requirements on a vote of 5-1. Based on a summary issued by the Cal-OSHA Reporter (2/27/2015 Vol24No.8) key elements include:
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Controlled Insurance Programs: Important Issues to Consider During Bid Preparation
Controlled Insurance Programs (CIPs) have been in existence for over 70 years and their use by both owners and, more recently, general contractors has continued to increase as a vehicle for risk transfer in the construction industry. The passage of anti-indemnity provisions in California effective January 1, 2013 (via SB 474) has also served to make CIPs more attractive to general contractors and government entities. However, despite this long history and relative commonality of coverages, each program is different and if not properly vetted, general contractors and subcontractors alike could be at risk.
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2015 Construction Workers' Compensation and OSHA Update
The following is our annual Workers Compensation market summary and an update on CalOSHA developments.
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Join Me at VCDC for a Timely Look at Private Company Director Issues in Silicon Valley