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Risk management professionals who specialize in construction projects for commercial properties identify a building’s safety as one of their top concerns for any project. This concern can be eased by verifying that the building has a solid foundation and that none of the materials used to construct the...

In the construction industry, obtaining business insurance and being able to provide proof of that coverage to an owner, general contractor, or even another subcontractor can make or break the beginning of business. Without protection for employees, employers and the public, contracts and state laws make it...

Contractors know they need general liability insurance, but they often aren’t fully aware of the potential gaps in coverage versus their exposures. Design firms and contractors work together to complete a project, but when something goes wrong, who is responsible for the damages?

Construction professionals have predicted new technology trends, workforce concerns, homebuyer preferences, strong demand and a booming business. Here are the top four trends to keep an eye on:

Are you unsure whether to accept subcontractor default insurance (SDI) in place of surety bonds on your projects? While there are some situations when SDI would be satisfactory, project owners need to be familiar with the specifics of the coverage to ensure they are adequately protecting their investment.