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OSHA Recordkeeping and Reporting Webinar Recap
Protecting your business through proper contracts, insurance, and risk management as a business owner are critical parts of your operations. One effective way to mitigate risk is through Contractual Risk Transfer (CRT).
Workers’ Compensation: Return-to-Work Strategies and Fraud Red Flags
Determining when workers’ compensation ends and how to get employees back to work after an injury safely can be a long process.
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.
Top Predictions for Business Insurance in 2026
Discover the top business insurance trends for 2026, including cyber liability, climate risk, and compliance changes. Stay ahead with OneGroup insights.
The Dangers of Hypothermia on Construction Worksites
Hypothermia commonly occurs during the winter and in cool, damp conditions. On construction sites, where workers are exposed to the elements for extended periods, the risk is of hypothermia is especially high.
Workers’ Compensation Made Simple: Essentials for HR & Managers
Special Programs Practice Leader, Chris Mason, helped break down the essentials workers’ compensation, a critical aspect of workplace safety and employee protection, but it’s often misunderstood.
Plow Away Snow-Removal Risk
From auto damage to worker injuries, snow removal companies face risk with every job — and in the off-season, too. With good insurance, you can eliminate a lot of your financial peril.
Are You Covered for Business Interruption After a Catastrophe?
After a major disaster, it can take more time than you might expect to get your business back on track. Many businesses don’t survive because they either lack business interruption coverage or have inadequate limits for that coverage.
The Private Equity Equation: Weighing the Pros and Cons for Medical Practices
Private equity investment in healthcare has grown rapidly, transforming how practices operate and deliver care. PE ownership brings both opportunities and challenges, especially around MSOs, cost-cutting, and New York’s complex regulations.