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Damage to “covered property” at the location named in the policy. Expediting expenses, to cover the costs of getting insured equipment operational as fast as

President Trump’s appointment to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) could signal a more cooperative attitude at the agency. Now that the EEOC is

To cover many of the winter storm property insurance exposures not met  by named peril insurance policies, businesses can purchase one of the following: A

As you read this article, some business owners have already experienced damage from hurricanes. But more bad weather from winter storms — including windstorms, snow

At least 17% of all highway crashes are the result of distracted driving, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. That translates to approximately

Subrogation, in the context of insurance, is the right of an insurance company to “step into the shoes” of the insured after their company has

It’s predicted that driverless cars will account for 25 percent of global car sales by 2035. How will this affect your business and your employees?

You buy property insurance to cover damage or loss to property. But what if you don’t own the property or you rent it? Your liability

Private corporations and nonprofits are less likely to be targeted in multi-million dollar directors and officers liability lawsuits than publicly traded companies. They still have