Insurance Articles

With shifting costs and new options for coverage, it’s high time to check if your wastewater company has adequate protection.

Plying their trade in a dynamic waterfront tourist area in Massachusetts, the folks at Robert B. Our Co. are constantly learning new ways to serve their wastewater customers.

Pumper James Penner was the rare small-business owner who carried personal workers’ compensation insurance in addition to covering employees. And it paid off big after a horrifying crash.

Consider long-term care insurance to protect your nest egg as you get older.

This year's disastrous hurricane season serves as a good reminder of why it's so important to plan for the worst

Coverage experts lay out a plan for pumpers to protect themselves against any legal claims that come along.

Small businesses should explore whether they are covered for lost equipment, business interruption and liability in the event of a terrorist incident.

An overwhelming majority of employees say a benefits package is important in their decision to accept or decline a job offer.

Without a safety net, you could be liable for employee medical bills and lost wages.

From basic liability to safeguarding against employee theft, make sure your business is covered

Whether your business is operated from the dining room table, a farm shed in the back 40 or a shiny new stand-alone commercial building, a periodic review of your coverage makes good sense.

Pumpers need to look at several different insurance policies to make sure they’re prepared for the unexpected.

You have a policy to protect your business from fire and your trucks from a wreck. You can also insure your indispensible human resources in the event of a tragedy.

A prevailing opinion is that it’s impractical for small businesses to provide employee health insurance, but experts say there are good reasons to consider including the prized benefit.