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Insurance

Insurance guidance for construction businesses—coverage types, risk management and protecting your company and workforce.

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    Managing Insurance Costs in Today’s Marketplace

    The construction industry has come to recognize the relationship between managing risk and return on investment.
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    Lower Health Insurance Costs with Self-Funding and Risk-Sharing

    Larger employers are often thought to have a health insurance cost advantage over their smaller brethren because they can “self-fund” their insurance.
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    Surety Bonding: Expand Your Ability to Acquire Work

    Almost half of today’s non-residential (single-family) construction takes place in the public sector where contract surety bonds are required by law as a way to protect taxpayer dollars.
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    Is Your Auto Coverage the Best It Can Be?

    When it comes to making decisions about your business, commercial auto insurance is pretty routine, right?
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    Surety Bonds: The Best Way to Prevent Subcontractor Default

    For more than ten years, subcontractor default insurance has been promoted as a substitute for subcontractor performance bonds.
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    Environmental Liability Insurance: Securing the Optimal Solution for Your Construction Project

    A subcontractor is excavating, grading and preparing the site for foundation work on a fifteen-story condominium tower in a suburban area.
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    Construction Contract Terms and Conditions from a Surety Perspective

    A surety on a performance bond guarantees to the project owner that the construction contractor will perform the contract fully, in accordance with its terms and conditions.
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    Better Retirement Planning

    It is important that small businesses provide retirement plans for themselves and their employees.
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  • Everything You Wanted to Know about Commercial Auto Insurance Part 3

    In parts one and two of this three-part series, we learned that, while commercial auto insurance can seem complicated, understanding the companies, coverages and services available to you is the key to making an informed decision for your business.
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  • Crisis Management 101: A Case Study

    My introduction to crisis management came the old-fashioned way—without any plan or preparation.
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    Reduce Construction Injuries and Manage Workers’ Compensation Claims

    Learn how risk controls can reduce the cost of work-related injuries.
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    Managing Insurance Costs in Today’s Marketplace, Part 2

    Direct claims costs are usually identified from details presented in clients’ loss runs.
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