Producing a show can be a complex job. What happens if a producer overlooks getting permission to include a copyrighted song, or forgets to secure approval to use a photo in an ad promoting the event? The answer is simple: Without proper insurance coverag
Expanded roles in the design-build process and new technologies can mean an increase in potential professional liability and cyber risks for contractors. Here’s what they can do about it.
Discontinued products that remain in the stream of commerce can still cause injury or damage. And unless your clients still have a product liability policy in place when the injury or damage actually occurs, they won’t have coverage.
Brownyard Group helps keep gardeners in the green with GroundCover®, a new insurance program for landscape and lawn care professionals.
The assumption that “bigger is better” can lead to disaster if an agency’s acquisition focus is growth alone, with no attention to E&O risks.
Last year, roughly $10 billion of the $25 billion in U.S. economic losses went uninsured. How are property-casualty insurers preparing for future storms to avoid larger payouts after the fact?
Fleet of foot, John Yurconic Agency is endorsed by the Pennsylvania Podiatric Medical Association and claims the position of No. 1 provider of medical malpractice insurance to the state’s podiatric community.
Like most commercial lines, the product liability insurance market is competitive this year. But it’s not just soft pricing changing the game. Here are four facts about product liability that may surprise you and your commercial clients.
Self-proclaimed “coverage geek” Kent Anthony knows product liability insurance is vital for a wide range of clients—and makes it a personal goal to fully understand the unique exposures of each.
Patent trolls are to blame for approximately 80% of today’s patent litigation for technology companies. RPX offers protection to companies through a variety of risk management services, including patent insurance.