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Contractual Risk Transfer 101
Contractual Risk Transfer 101 explains how construction contracts and insurance work together to reduce claims, disputes, and financial exposure.
Quick 2026 Compliance Update & Reminders for NY Contractors
Knowing the 2026 figures for HSAs and FSAs can help you and your employees plan for these valuable pretax benefits for qualified health care expenses.
Certified Payroll Reporting: What Contractors Need to Know for 2026
Contractors across New York State are facing a major compliance update in 2026—new certified payroll reporting rules are now in effect, and understanding them is essential to keep your projects moving.
Take Five: Ladder Safety (Supervisors)
Portable ladders come in various shapes, sizes and weight limits. These range from A-frame and extension ladders to step and mobile stair ladders. Some come with handrails, while others do not have any built-in fall protection. Ladders may also be made of various materials, including wood, fiberglass and metal.
How to Ensure Timely Completion of Construction Projects: Strategies, Bonds, and Accountability
In the construction industry, delivering projects on time is more than a goal—it's a necessity. Timely completion not only ensures client satisfaction but also protects contractors from financial penalties and reputational damage.
Top 8 Questions and Answers About Inland Marine Insurance
“Inland marine” could win the title for most misleading insurance term. Even if you’re entirely landlocked with no water for miles around, you might still need inland marine insurance. Inland marine insurance protects items that move around in some way, even if no water is involved. Here are the answers to some common questions about inland marine insurance:
2025 Workers’ Compensation Changes in New York State
New York State continues to see positive trends in workers’ compensation. For the tenth year in a row, an aggregate rate decrease is expected. Additionally, the New York State Assessment dropped again in January 2025. With these encouraging trends setting the tone for 2025, let’s take a closer look at the specific updates to workers’ compensation rates and assessments that could impact employers across New York State.
Your Nonprofit might have hidden gaps in protection
Use this checklist to uncover the hidden risks in your nonprofit operations.
Protect Your Subcontracting Business From Big Claims
Subcontractors on a construction project face many risks, from serious injuries to property damage and costly delays. To avoid a big loss, make sure you’re adequately insured. Commercial general liability, workers’ compensation, inland marine and installation floater insurance are just some of the coverages you may need.
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