Great American Insurance Group

Nonprofits work hard to make an impact on the causes they serve, but that doesn't mean they're immune to risks that face for-profit companies.

As the gig economy expands, regulators are working to catch up with legal rights and work protections for individuals in mind.

The marketplace is more difficult than ever to navigate with COVID-19, social inflation, a hardening insurance market and more. It's made the role of the safety manager increasingly important, not only helping companies understand new and existing risks but also creating plans to help mitigate those risks

Between rate highs and lows, exciting trends, technologies and new coverages, there's always something to talk about in the insurance industry.

Whether it's fuel oil on board, cargoes that pollute or even pollutants that are washed off the deck, the marine vessel owner is liable for anything that spills into the ocean, and the associated fines and cleanup costs can get very expensive.

As COVID-19 rages across the United States, it's a particularly busy time for essential workers — and truckers are included in that category.

The construction industry has experienced its ups and downs over the past 20 years, but one thing hasn't changed: the need for builders' risk insurance.

Your clients' false sense of security about unknown environmental risks may put their businesses in jeopardy.