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A Massachusetts man tried to save money on taxes and workers' comp by paying employees in cash. Let's break down how this common scheme unraveled and why it's a cautionary tale for any business owner.
The recent tragedy at the Longview paper mill is a heartbreaking reminder of how quickly things can go wrong. This article explores the critical insurance coverages, like workers' comp and business interruption, that provide a financial lifeline when the unthinkable happens.
Corpus Christi is facing a serious water shortage, a situation that could have shocking consequences for homeowners and businesses. Let's talk about what a water crisis really means for your insurance coverage, from fire risk to foundation damage.
A strange thing happened this month: emergency oil was shipped to California for the first time ever. This isn't just an odd news story; it's a flashing red light for global supply chains and a critical reminder to check your business insurance.
It's a shocking statistic: OSHA has just six inspectors for all 60,000 workplaces in West Virginia. Let's talk about what this really means for your business, your employees, and your insurance.
Volvo Group just agreed to a massive $197 million settlement with California over truck emissions. This isn't just a headline—it's a huge cautionary tale about compliance, risk, and what your insurance may (or may not) cover when regulators come knocking.
The recent tragedy at a Maine lumber mill is a heartbreaking reminder of the risks workers face. We'll look at the complex web of insurance policies, from workers' comp to liability, that come into play when disaster strikes.
Walmart just agreed to a $230,000 settlement over a disability hiring discrimination lawsuit. Let's break down what happened and what it means for your business's liability and insurance needs.
Oregon's OSHA division is warning local businesses about scams designed to steal your money. Learn how to spot the red flags and what to do if a scammer contacts you.
Feeling like the world is more unpredictable than ever? You're not alone. A new report shows top business leaders are ditching old-school risk mitigation for a proactive, risk-led strategy.
Just when we thought we were past the worst of it, key indicators of supply chain stress are flashing red again. This time, it's not a pandemic, but an energy crisis fueling the fire and creating new risks for businesses.
Feeling the squeeze from rising premiums and coverage gaps? Let's talk about why your standard policy might not be enough when disaster strikes and how an 831(b) captive can be the key to your business's survival.