It may seem incredible, but after an auto accident, most people don’t know how to record all the information to report a claim… To get the best results, you need to be prepared. If you have ever called your auto insurer to report a claim, you are aware that there are multiple questions about the …
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With online payment systems, certified payrolls and sharing of specifications and bid documents, contractors are exposed to cyber losses that are not covered by traditional insurance. Add on cyber-ransom and you really have several areas of concern. Download the Article
On May 29, 2018, insurance commissioner, Dave Jones approved a 10% reduction in pure premium rates for policies renewing on or after July 1, 2018. Not all insurers will update existing rates, however, market competition will continue to drive down workers’ compensation costs due to lower taxes, quicker closing of claims and lower loss ratios. …
The proper retention of records for all contractors is an important task when dealing with construction claims. If this task is ignored, your ability to transfer the financial risk of construction lawsuits to your insurer or your subcontractors’ insurers could suffer, and cost you time and money to protect and defend your company. Download the …
The cornerstone of a successful contractual risk transfer program is a uniform, consistently followed approach to subcontractor insurance compliance. Download the Article
The cornerstone of a successful contractual risk transfer program is a consistent approach to Subcontractor Insurance Compliance. Download the Article
Protect your company by reporting promptly to avoid fines! Download the Article
How a $19,000 investment returned $65,775 and lowered an EMR by 20 points! Download the Article
Insurance commissioner, Dave Jones, approved an overall rate decrease of 12.31% in loss cost rates for policies renewing 1/1/18 or later. For the 69 construction classifications on page 2, rates are down an average of 6.6% from 1/1/17 loss cost rates. Download the Article
The insurance commissioner approved an average rate decrease of 7.8% to be effective 7/1/17 for all new and renewing policies after this date. Several insurers have filed lower rates as of 7/1/17, and will continue to take clients’ loss history into consideration when determining final net rates. Download the Article