How Strategic Capital Planning Helps Schools Reduce Their Most Frequent Losses
Aging buildings drive costly losses. Learn how risk-informed capital planning helps schools reduce water, fire and liability claims while improving safety and resilience.
Aging buildings drive costly losses. Learn how risk-informed capital planning helps schools reduce water, fire and liability claims while improving safety and resilience.
Smart investments in facilities, safety and technology can reduce losses and improve insurance outcomes. Agents play a key role in guiding these decisions.
Aging buildings drive costly losses. Learn how risk-informed capital planning helps schools reduce water, fire and liability claims while improving safety and resilience.
Aging buildings drive costly losses. Learn how risk-informed capital planning helps schools reduce water, fire and liability claims while improving safety and resilience.
As schools and other entities consider policies that limit or ban cellphone use, agents can offer risk control guidelines that might help avoid a claim.
With adverse impacts from social inflation, litigation funding and heightened safety expectations, the public entities insurance market is in a hard market with increased premiums and reduced limits.
From escalating property premiums to increasing liability costs, social inflation and litigation funding, public entities have to continually refine how they manage their unique exposures.
The fire chief is a volunteer, and while volunteer activity is included in the policy, the agent believes that the position would still be excluded as a professional service.
Independent agents can make sure their public entity clients understand their risks and have the insurance protection they need at a price they can afford.
Couple the unique risk exposures of public entities with continued economic challenges such as inflation and labor shortages, and “Groundhog Day” may be set to continue.