
Contractor Qualification: Lowering Construction Risk
Construction Practice Group Content, Risk Management
One theme is standing out across the construction landscape: contractor qualification is now a cornerstone of how project owners reduce risk, prove preparedness, and satisfy mounting insurance requirements.
With contractors making up…

The Growing Home Care Opportunity Providers are Facing
Home Healthcare Practice
A recent survey of 1,000 adults with an aging parent or grandparent found something striking: 56% are actively planning for care, but only 10% are using in-home care today. That gap is both the home care opportunity and the looming challenge.…

How a High EMR Impacts Construction: 5 Key Effects
Claims Management, Construction Practice Group Content, Workers Compensation Insurance
A high Experience Modification Rate (EMR or Mod) doesn’t just raise your workers’ comp premiums—it can quietly drain profitability across your entire construction business. EMR is a number insurers use to adjust your workers’ comp…

OLT Policy: A Neighborly Approach to Risk Management
Construction Practice Group Content, Real Estate Practice Group, Risk Management, Risk Transfer
Construction and development are noisy, complex, and sometimes intrusive. Work can affect adjoining properties—through access needs, vibration, overswing, or temporary encroachments. An OLT Policy (Owners, Landlords & Tenants) addresses…

AI for Property Management: Cut Losses, Boost Insurability
Commercial Property, Real Estate Practice Group, Risk Management
Flooding, security incidents, and screening errors drive claims and increase premiums. Traditional controls leave gaps that create loss exposure. AI for property management introduces tools that predict, detect, and resolve issues before…

Builder’s Risk Insurance: Avoid Jobsite Losses and Delays
Construction Practice Group Content, Real Estate Practice Group, Risk Management, Risk Transfer
If you’re building new or renovating an existing property, there’s a significant coverage gap many owners and developers overlook. Standard property insurance protects finished, occupied structures, but during active construction, that…

Smart Tech: Home Healthcare Innovation Reshaping Care
Home Healthcare Practice, HR Challenges, Risk Management
Home healthcare innovation isn’t always about headline-grabbing breakthroughs or cutting-edge AI. Often, it’s about improving the systems already in place—making practical changes that create a real impact on safety, efficiency, and…

Construction Labor Shortage: How to Protect Your Margins
Claims Management, Construction Practice Group Content, Risk Management
Labor has become one of the biggest obstacles to construction project planning, profitability, and long-term sustainability in 2025. The construction labor shortage continues to strain contractors despite steady wage increases over the past…

OSHA Recordable Incidents: When to Record an Injury
Construction Practice Group Content, Home Healthcare Practice, Human Services Practice Group Content, Non-Profit Group Content, OSHA, Risk Management, Workers Compensation InsuranceThe Challenge
Workplace injuries are an inevitable part of running a business—some minor, others more serious. Regardless of severity, employers must know which incidents are considered OSHA recordable incidents or not. While the rules…
