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- Company Holiday Parties & Liquor Liability
- By Andrew Royce, November 23, 2015
It is that time of year again -- when many companies host holiday parties for clients and colleagues. While holiday parties can be a lot of fun, they can also expose the company to additional liability. Does your Commercial …
- Futures & Funds Firms: E&O Insurance Market Overview
- By Andrew Royce, July 22, 2015
A 40-year veteran in the futures industry recently told me what he thought was wrong with insurance: “The problem with insurance is that the underwriters don’t understand our business.” In fairness to insurance underwriters, …
- Where does Workers Compensation Begin and End?
- By Andrew Royce, June 23, 2015
To be covered under workers' compensation, a worker must be injured while within the scope of their employment. While this rule seems clear, the term ‘Scope of Employment’ remains the subject of many legal disputes each …
- Mitigating EEOC Claims and Employer Risks
- By Rowanne Roman, May 21, 2015
Did you know that the moment your company conducts an interview with a prospective employee that you are at risk of an employment claim?
Regardless of the candidate’s qualifications, the rejected …
- One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer = Considerable Corporate Liability
- By Tracie Rasmussen, April 20, 2015
It is that time of year again -- when many companies host summer events for clients and colleagues. While summer outings can be a lot of fun, they can also expose the company to additional liability. Does your Commercial …
- Cyber Risks: Best Practices for Board of Directors
- By Andrew Royce, March 26, 2015
Global business risks continue to rapidly evolve, in large part due to the cyber risks that are exponentially accelerated by our appetite for new technologies and big data.
According to Dave DeWalt, CEO of FireEye, a leader …
- Business Income Worksheet: A Refresher
- By Andrew Royce, February 24, 2015
Consider these odds: Over 70% of businesses involved in a major fire either do not reopen, or subsequently fail within 3 years. Businesses that do survive plan their response to a disaster before it strikes. …
