Only Electronic Submissions Are Accepted by the DIA It has come to our attention that some insureds may not have received the DIA notice advising that as of January 1,… Read More

American businesses are under attack. It is estimated that U.S. networks face hundreds of millions of hack attempts and attacks every day. Firms of all sizes are potential targets for… Read More

When dealing with complex contractual insurance requirements, it’s easy to overlook the need for additional coverage not always required in your contracts. Don’t let this be a costly oversight. There… Read More

The Commissioner of Insurance has approved a revision of workers’ compensation rates, effective July 1, 2016, applicable to policies that are new or renew on or after that date. The… Read More

Snow removal contractors should have written contracts in place with all customers, whether residential or commercial. These contracts should be drafted or reviewed by legal counsel and should address items… Read More

We would like you to take a moment to think about your Crime exposures as coverage is typically excluded or very limited under your Property and General Liability policies. Typically… Read More

For Operations Or Risks Located In Massachusetts To include on Certificates of Insurance all of the requirements that Certificate Holders demand can sometimes be a challenge. A challenge because a… Read More

The Department of Industrial Accidents (DIA) has announced their official assessment rates of 5.8%, to be applied to policies effective July 1, 2014 and thereafter. The previous rate was 3.4%…. Read More

We have advised you in the past how important it is that you consider adding Pollution Coverage to your insurance program to protect your assets. Unfortunately, as the legal environment… Read More

Employment Practices – Directors & Officers – Fiduciary Liability When dealing with complex contractual insurance requirements, companies often overlook their management liability coverage needs. This could be a costly oversight…. Read More