For decades, the standard playbook for film and television production insurance was predictable. Underwriters looked at physical risks: What happens if a lead actor breaks an ankle? What if a camera crane topples into a lake? What if a freak storm destroys a...
The construction sector is facing a persistent skilled labor shortage, impacting its ability to deliver infrastructure, meet housing demand and pursue strategic growth. Rather than being driven by short-term changes in construction demand or project activity, the...
Businesses rarely remain static. Signing new contracts, operating from different locations or adopting alternative methods of working are just some of the ways a company’s risk profile can change. Consequently, coverage that was once appropriate may fall behind as...
An explanation of benefits (EOB) is a helpful breakdown of how your health insurance handled a recent claim. While it may look like a bill, it’s simply a summary, not a request for payment. Learning how to read your EOB is one of the easiest ways to stay informed...
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) restricts the actions an employer may take with respect to employees with disabilities. Among the ADA’s restrictions are limitations on an employer’s ability to require employees and applicants to undergo medical examinations...
Public warehouses are commercial inventory facilities designed to provide short- or long-term storage of raw materials, component parts or finished products for manufacturers, distributors and retailers. These facilities may service multiple clients at a time and...
Heat exposure has quietly become one of the most urgent workplace safety challenges in the United States. As temperatures rise and extreme heat events become more frequent, the U.S. Department of Labor has intensified its focus on protecting workers from heat-related...
By Chiquita Banks, Esq – BankableBites, 4/14/26 (reposted with permission) For years, the U.S. has watched its own film, and TV productions pack their bags, grab their passports, and head abroad. Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and South...
For employers that use a biweekly payroll schedule, 2026 will be an unusual year. Due to the way the calendar falls and the placement of the New Year’s Day federal holiday, many organizations that typically run 26 biweekly payrolls will instead issue 27 paychecks...
Having a comprehensive commercial insurance program is crucial for any business. By securing proper coverage, businesses can ensure ample financial protection against a range of risks and minimize the likelihood of out-of-pocket losses. Unfortunately, many businesses...
Across sectors, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how companies operate, helping to automate processes and drive efficiencies. However, as companies race to adopt AI and monetize its potential, they may overhype AI-powered processes or features to showcase...
Hosting concerts or large special events is a major win for community spirit, but from a municipal and legal standpoint, it’s a high-stakes balancing act. Whether a city is the direct organizer or simply the permit-issuer for a third-party promoter, the goal is risk...