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The Fourth of July period (from July 2-6) is especially dangerous for drunken driving accidents. In 2020, 493 drivers were killed in motor vehicle crashes during this period. Of those fatalities, 41% occurred in alcohol-related crashes. Consider the following tips […]

This training short relates to the Incident and Investigation and Analysis training to familiarize employees with the common safe practices for preventing workplace incidents.

In a news release, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently reminded employers hiring youth-aged workers to comply with federal child labor laws to ensure these hires have a safe and beneficial experience. This News Brief explains further.

Property insurers are not raising coverage limits and rates to keep pace with inflating construction costs, according to a Moody’s Investors Service report. Read on to learn more.

While your company’s level of risk is a factor that affects the premium you pay for automobile insurance, that amount is also affected by factors that you cannot directly control.

This Coverage Insights article describes the benefits of bundling commercial insurance policies.

When employees will be driving their own cars for work, there are several actions that you can take as an employer to mitigate risk.

To assist with the financial burden of a claim, many business owners are electing to purchase commercial umbrella insurance on top of their standard commercial general liability (CGL) Insurance policies. An aggregate limit is established on most CGL policies that, once exhausted, will not cover any other excess claims.

Road rage—aggressive or angry behavior exhibited by motorists—is prevalent on U.S. roadways.

Everyone should be familiar with the basic issues regarding respiratory protection.