The Effect Of Long-Haul Trucking On Workers’ Compensation
Jurisdiction for Worker’s Compensation claims can be tricky in the trucking industry. Most long-haul truckers will not spend a significant portion of their time working in any one specific ... READ MORE
What BItPay Wishes They Knew About Social Engineering Risks
Cybersecurity is a constant evolving battle. The more refined security systems become, the more clever the attacks hackers use to gain access to information and finances. Most people are ... READ MORE
The Growing Liability For Joint Employers
Recently, labor advocates have won a many key victories in the field of joint employer liability. Under the old rules and laws, employers could shield themselves from liability on some key ... READ MORE
Additional Insured Status? You Get What You Ask For
The change to insurance requirements in April 2013 wasn't exactly getting front-page coverage. The short-short version is this: business owners should reevaluate their standard contractual ... READ MORE
Cyber Security: Safely Disposing of Your Devices
Getting a new computer, notebook, tablet or other technology for your business is often necessary to keep up with the times. After purchasing new technology, you may decide to dispose of ... READ MORE
Advice: Get The D&O Insurance. You'll Be Glad You Did.
Your day is starting like any other- the official priority list included getting the stack of checks sitting on your desks signed so they could get them out into the mail. You answer some ... READ MORE
What Is Trade Credit Insurance?
Credit can make or break a business. And it cuts both ways. While smaller businesses may mostly think of credit in terms of bank loans and mortgages, almost all businesses run with some ... READ MORE
NLRB Changes Definition of Joint Employer
On Thursday, August 27, 2015, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued a decision with far-reaching implications for companies that do business with contractors and franchisees.