Category Archive for : ‘Operations coverage’

Spring can bring sunshine, flowers and make us all feel alive again as the cold weather (slowly) moves away, but it can also bring about some of the year’s most dangerous weather and wreak havoc on many aspects of a company’s operations. Here are some spring storm threats to watch out for and measures you can take for your business to minimize damage. 

Dangerous Spring Weather

Unexpected, severe weather increases the risk of property damage, injury, and even death. Some common types of spring weather events include:

Thunderstorms
Severe thunderstorms can produce strong winds,

Contracts have always been a very important part of the insurance industry. An insurance policy is a contract that you (business or individual) enter into with an insurance carrier.  In business, insurance requirements are getting tougher and tougher.  This is especially true in the Construction Industry, where contract language alone can be challenging in and of itself.  I would like to point out a few of some of these terms that you might encounter.

Indemnification Agreements – These contracts are stipulating what parties you are indemnifying. Typically, these agreements flow downhill (meaning the General