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For the last two-and-a-half years the entire nation has been tracking California Assembly Bill 5 (AB 5), which changed the definition of who is considered an independent contractor (IC) across many industries. Recently the injunction to keep AB 5 out of the trucking sector was lifted.

Over the last decade, transportation insurance premiums have increased. Read to learn five best practices fleet owners can implement to minimize their insurance costs.

Technology is reshaping the insurance industry, from claims, to distribution to underwriting and pricing. What can and should businesses do to stay ahead of the curve managing and integrating their data?

Hurricanes come with high winds and flooding, among other risks. Your solar panels can be damaged before, during and even after a hurricane.

While claims of disability discrimination loom large for unknowing businesses, there are five things you can do to reduce your risk.

A company's brand is an asset valued well beyond just the company's logo; it is what a business stands for, its values and mission and the actions it takes to demonstrate them.

Despite key economic indicators spelling a higher-than-average inflationary period and a continued supply chain shortage affecting specific lines of insurance, some areas within the insurance space are showing positive signs of recovery.

Changing insurance carriers, agents or brokers might seem like a quick fix for high premium rates, but it may end up costing your business more in the long run. A lot goes into a policy based on which carrier a business chooses. Here are eight considerations you’ll want to consider before making the switch.

The future of your fleet relies on drivers remaining focused and safe on the roads. If the unthinkable happens and there is a crash, you must have a defensible policy in place. Here are four ways to protect your business from claims and keep your drivers from being distracted.

Here are 3 contractor risks to keep in mind and the best practices that can keep you ahead of the pack.