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Personal Lines Claims
Evaluating Bodily Injury Claims: Consideration Based on the Type of Injury—Fractures
Elise Farnham | June 1, 2013
Assess the extent of injury, health of the injured party, and potential for permanent disability, per Elise Farnham.
Liability Insurance
Selling Your Premises—Does CGL Coverage Apply after the Sale?
Craig Stanovich | June 1, 2013
Craig Stanovich takes a deeper look at the issue identified in the Risk Tip as to whether the CGL covers liability from property that has been sold.
Reinsurance
Reinsurance and Emerging Risks
Larry Schiffer | June 1, 2013
Larry Schiffer explains the danger of future unexpected exposures to the industry and reinsurers in particular.
Personal Lines Flood Coverage: It's the Words, Stupid
Timothy O'Brien | May 10, 2013
Very often, details of coverage available to protect personal property from flood damage are overlooked. Timothy P. O'Brien discusses.
Construction Liability Insurance
Indemnity and Additional Insured Requirements: Why Am I Demanding Them, Why Do Others Want Them, and What Does It All Mean?
Mark Bell | May 1, 2013
Insureds need to understand what relationship they are seeking and why to ensure they are adequately covered, per Mark M. Bell.
Employee Hiring, Development, and Retention
Panel Interviews: Success Lies in the Preparation and Strategy
Mike Poskey | May 1, 2013
As with any interview, care taken in planning the interview will often affect your success in several ways—the panel's and/or your interviewer competence and interest, the quality of the information obtained, and the candidate's perceptions of the interviewers and your organization. Keep in mind, candidates will also be making observations, forming impressions, and making important choices.
Employee Hiring, Development, and Retention
Seven Steps To Increase Employee Retention
Mike Poskey | May 1, 2013
Mike Poskey discusses why each step is critical to the overall success of an overall employee retention plan.
Construction Safety
Safety Myths and Wrongheaded Beliefs Prevalent in the Construction Industry
Peter Furst | May 1, 2013
Myths are an integral part of culture. Peter Furst reviews construction myths and why they fail.
Employee Hiring, Development, and Retention
Inquiring Leaders Want To Know: The Skill of Asking the Right Questions
Mike Poskey | April 1, 2013
Asking open-ended questions can help inspire employees and increase their contribution to your firm's success. Mike Poskey explains.
Property Insurance
Utility Service Interruption: Another Aspect of Supply Chain Exposures
William Austin | April 1, 2013
William Austin explains why supply chain risk management must include exposure analysis for interruption of all utilities.
Personal Lines Claims
Evaluating Bodily Injury Claims: Consideration Based on the Type of Injury—Fractures
Elise Farnham | June 1, 2013
Liability Insurance
Selling Your Premises—Does CGL Coverage Apply after the Sale?
Craig Stanovich | June 1, 2013
Construction Liability Insurance
Indemnity and Additional Insured Requirements: Why Am I Demanding Them, Why Do Others Want Them, and What Does It All Mean?
Mark Bell | May 1, 2013
Employee Hiring, Development, and Retention
Panel Interviews: Success Lies in the Preparation and Strategy
Mike Poskey | May 1, 2013
Employee Hiring, Development, and Retention
Seven Steps To Increase Employee Retention
Mike Poskey | May 1, 2013
Construction Safety
Safety Myths and Wrongheaded Beliefs Prevalent in the Construction Industry
Peter Furst | May 1, 2013
Employee Hiring, Development, and Retention
Inquiring Leaders Want To Know: The Skill of Asking the Right Questions
Mike Poskey | April 1, 2013
Property Insurance
Utility Service Interruption: Another Aspect of Supply Chain Exposures
William Austin | April 1, 2013