April 2020 Issue

There’s the Hard Market — Then There’s the Trucking Industry

With more people and risks on the road than ever, more carriers are pulling back in capacity creating bumpy roads ahead for the trucking industry.

Blistering General Liability Exposures Spur Greater Retentions by Commercial Insureds

Opinion | A Pandemic Risk and Insurance Act Is a Great Idea

Cell Captive Formations Are on the March in Vermont. Here’s Why

From Tech to the Talent Gap, Here’s What Tomorrow’s Risk Managers Should Prepare For

April 2020 Issue

#MeToo Is Still Driving Sexual Harassment Litigation. Here Are 4 Ways You Could Proactively Reduce Your Exposure

Though Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charges dropped off in 2019, increased awareness of the pervasiveness of sexual harassment means new suits will likely keep coming. Companies can take proactive steps to help create safer workplaces.

10 Risk Factors Contributing to Workplace Interruptions Every Day

Cyber events, global pandemics and harassment claims are just some of the risk factors disrupting the workplace each day.

3 Costly Consequences of Late Claims Reporting

When an insured reports a claim late, it might be too late to reverse pending legal action. Timely claims reporting, therefore, is a must.

COVID-19 and Business Continuity: Is Your Plan Ready or Not?

As companies battle-test their continuity plans to varying degrees of success, it’s time to re-think our goals and risk tolerances and position our organizations to thrive in this new reality.