After a restaurant owner finds the dead body of one of his employees in his walk-in cooler, the Health Department orders destruction of all stock and inventory in the cooler, as well as disinfection of the cooler.
New research indicates independent agents are shifting their focus from providing customer service to growing their businesses. How can you expand your business without jeopardizing service and retention?
Because auto insurance represents 43% of total insurance premiums, even slight shifts in the market have a profound impact on the rest of the industry—and driverless vehicles will be much more than a slight shift.
In most states, independent contractors are not required to carry workers compensation. But the emerging sharing economy requires new ways of thinking about insurance protection. In response, OneBeacon developed an affordable product initially designed fo
All businesses have some exposure to employee theft, but companies with fewer than 100 employees disproportionately bear the brunt of this problem.
Even if its building or contents are horribly underinsured, a business could still reopen after a catastrophe—as long as it has sufficient business income coverage.
Far too many art-related losses could have been prevented with appropriate risk management or a disaster preparedness plan.
If a sewer line ruptures, who pays the bill?
What are the odds of InsurTech startups killing your agency the way Netflix killed Blockbuster? It all depends on how you react.
Because blockchain’s verification process removes intermediary validation and establishes trust without using a centralized authority, the technology may become one of the most important financial services innovations of the 21st century.
