In this article, we discuss some of the common cyber insurance myths or misconceptions that small and medium sized business owners have about cyber. If I seem to be passionate about this subject, it’s because such a small percentage of decision makers in the SME market are buying cyber. I can’t figure out why the … Read More
Employee Benefit Liability is the third post in a series related to ERISA benefit plans. For business owners with an ERISA plan like a 401k there are certain risks and insurance coverages needed. So what is Employee Benefit Liability, often called EBL? EBL is a form of E&O or errors and omissions insurance. Typically attached … Read More
Fiduciary Liability Insurance is an important coverage part for any employer with an ERISA based retirement plan such as a 401k or pension plan. In an earlier post, we described what an ERISA Bond is; which is a form of Fidelity protection. Business owners and some insurance brokers confuse fidelity and fiduciary. Unfortunately, the two … Read More
When an organization has an ERISA based benefit plan, such as a 401K it must have an ERISA Bond. This coverage is needed to protect a portion of the retirement plan’s assets. In this post, we describe what an ERISA Bond is and how it integrates with other important coverages relative to retirement plans. An … Read More
It’s mid-January, which means that it’s time for all companies subject to OSHA Compliance and Recordkeeping rules should be working on their 2019 OSHA 300A Log. Typically companies subject to OSHA Recordkeeping are those with 10 or more employees in manufacturing, contracting, warehousing, and other industrial classifications. February 1st is the deadline for posting of … Read More
Hired and non-owned auto is a common endorsement to either the commercial auto policy or the general liability / BOP policy for a business. It’s generally an inexpensive option to add to either policy and is a very needed coverage, yet many agents and brokers forget to add it to a client’s coverage program. Here’s … Read More
Microsoft had announced a while ago that it was ending its support for Windows 7 operating systems and Server 2008/R2 systems. What this means is that the platforms will continue to work, but Microsoft will not support the systems or offer patches or updates. An unpatched machine, of course, is a vulnerable machine since known … Read More
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