The Risks of Amusement Parks Insuring the Happiest Places on Earth May 16, 2022 By Patrick Wraight The website Statista estimates that amusement parks in the United States grossed about $19.75 billion in 2021. That’s a lot...
Coaching Youth Hockey Bonds Insurance Pros On & Off the Rink May 16, 2022 By Ezra Amacher Rob McGaver was a few months into coaching his son’s youth hockey team when he wanted to know a little...
FEMA Contractors Not Liable for Misrepresentations About Flood Risk May 16, 2022 By Jim Sams The North Fork of the White River in southern Missouri is a nationally known fly-fishing destination, teeming with brown and...
Understanding the Fine Print: How to Make Informed Decisions about PEOs May 16, 2022 By Frank Pennachio Major savings, less paperwork, and reduced administrative obligations. At first glance, professional employer organizations (PEOs) sound like an ideal antidote...
Report Forecasts ‘Above-Normal’ U.S. Wildfire Season, Worse in Drought-Plagued West May 16, 2022 By Don Jergler The U.S. has in store an “above-normal” wildfire season if a prediction from fire weather experts holds true — “intense”...
Contingent Risk Insurance: What Is It and Just How ‘Risky’ Is It? May 16, 2022 By Steven Penaro, Kristen Kuan and Jenna Jones Litigation, by its very nature, is uncertain. Even the most seasoned practitioner or skilled jurist cannot guarantee an outcome or...
Creating Harmony: What Cyber, Insurance Pros Can Learn from Music May 16, 2022 By Elizabeth Blosfield Music may not be the first thing that comes to mind when considering the cybersecurity and insurance industries, but these...
Families of 5 Killed in Indiana FedEx Shooting File Lawsuit May 2, 2022 Relatives of five of the eight people who were shot and killed last year at an Indianapolis FedEx warehouse by...
Dog-Related Claims Cost U.S. Home Insurers Nearly $900M in 2021 May 2, 2022 Dog bites and other dog-related injuries accounted for more than one-third of all homeowners liability claim dollars paid out in...
Illinois Contractor Faces $360K Fine Over OSHA Violations May 2, 2022 A Waukegan, Illinois contractor – with a history of violating federal safety standards and ignoring safety citations – was cited...