Business Insurance
In the hot seat: How elected officials handle their liability risk
From sanitation workers to the mayor’s office and everywhere in between, local governments deal with the public in ways that expose them to a range of liability claims and potential lawsuits. State laws provide
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Tuition Insurance may ease the financial burden
You have insurance for your car, home, health, and even your pet cat… but what about insuring your investment in a higher education? A recent College Parents of America survey found that locating the
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Who will pay? Liability insurance for special events
A standard homeowners insurance policy protects more than a house and possessions, it also offers liability protection from accidental damages involving other people—such as a guest injured from a slip and fall or a
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Is there liability insurance for snow removal companies?
At first glance it would seem a good way to make some extra money in the winter would be to put a plow on your pickup truck and clear a few driveways and parking
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Divorce insurance could be coming soon
Insurance policies help keep people on a sound financial footing when all sorts of catastrophes strike – floods, death of a spouse, even job loss. One insurance maverick wants to add another catastrophe to
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Tweet at your own risk: Would you buy Twitter insurance?
Peppered amongst fan messages to Justin Bieber, the news of Osama Bin Laden’s death, and popular phrases from the latest “Glee” episodes, the word “rogue” is fast becoming a hot-button issue on Twitter. Thoughtless,
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Insuring the local haunt
Maybe you’ve heard about this haunted house—or even searched for it yourself: Hailed as the scariest haunted house of all-time, the building itself boasts 13 floors of freakish delight. It’s so scary, in fact,
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Bad ink: Tattoo and Body Piercing Shop Insurance
Safety Precautions Before You Get Inked or Pierced Are you taking blood thinners? Do you have heart conditions or are you nursing? Have you had a few drinks already tonight? If you answered yes
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Governor vetoes malpractice insurance bill
State Senate Bill 1280, a measure which would have seen malpractice insurance rates frozen for at least the next seven years, was vetoed last week by Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, who said the proposed
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Business liability insurance and workplace violence
Shooting sprees in the workplace may get a lot of media attention but are rare, according the Federal Bureau of Investigations. However, the FBI’s statistics show 12 percent of violent crimes reported in the
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