Author: Martin Fox-Foster
Financial fraud has risen under the pandemic, even for nonprofit organizations. Fraudsters take advantage of work from home situations to gain access to bank accounts, email addresses and employee information. This comprehensive webinar discusses what must be done to protect organizations in this current climate.
Protecting your organization’s data is becoming more complex every year. The number of threats, options for risk mitigation, and cost of insurance are all rising exponentially. Here’s how to lower your cost and gain more control.
Despite a myriad of new risks emerging this past year, slips, trips and falls remain the number one source of claims.
SuiteLife Underwriting Managers recently published its Q2 2020 Program Executive Report summarizing loss prevention and claims trends for the hospitality industry.
The cost of Umbrella coverage is increasing, but here is why you should buy more now. Hotels and resorts are inherently full of risk, even in the best of times. With the addition of the ever-evolving COVID-19, the risks are exponentially more complicated and difficult to mitigate.
G2 monitors important events affecting our clients. As states and local governments begin the process of allowing businesses to reopen, a number of new risks need to be managed to maintain successful operations.
Many businesses use independent contractors in their operations on a daily basis. A new law which Governor Gavin Newsom signed on September 18, 2019 – Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) – looks to change that by codifying the ABC test handed down by the California Supreme Court in the recent case of Dynamex which distinguishes employees from independent contractors.
Our team has been fielding inquiries from clients for the past few weeks related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Below are answers to some frequently asked questions that we hope will assist you in decision making and provide you with insights into your insurance coverage for this unprecedented event.
After one of our nonprofit clients submitted a property claim based on significant water damage, the insurer denied the claim on the basis that the cause of loss was determined to be within the flood exclusion. The insurance company’s expert engineer produced a report supporting their denial.