The complexities surrounding risk management and compliance are daunting. Companies are challenged to stay on top of training, tracking and reporting requirements. Moreover, the penalties can be costly in more ways than one: government fines, business interruption, claims, litigation, less-than-favorable insurance programs, your time and resources, and beyond. Knowledge is…
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CLEVELAND – April 6, 2016 – Oswald Companies has announced the appointment of Jeffery Phillips to the position of Vice President and Senior Sales Executive, Property & Casualty. “We proudly welcome Jeff to our organization,” said Jessica Jung, Director, Property & Casualty. “His extensive experience is a significant asset…
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From Fortune 500 companies, to small organizations that you wont hear about in the news, the risks surrounding cyber fraud continue to rise. View and share our Cyber Risk Infographic below, which features items such as statistics on the average cost of a cyber attack to an organization, to various…
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Starting June 1st, 2015, OSHA has mandated that all organizations must be compliant with the next phase of the updated Globally Harmonized System (GHS)-based Hazard Communication Standard. The deadline requires compliance with all modified provisions of the final rule for manufacturers, importers, distributors, and employers. These changes affect hazard communication…
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CLEVELAND – Jan. 26, 2015 – Oswald Companies has announced the appointment of Jessica Jung to the position of Director of Sales, Property & Casualty. Jung joins Oswald with more than 15 years of experience at Chubb Insurance, most recently serving as Vice President and Branch Leader of Chubb’s Cleveland…
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Controlling the cost of claims is one of the pillars of our service. Our “edge” is our ability to prepare the claim properly for presentation to the carrier. Understanding exactly what your policy coverage will respond to is most important at a time of loss. You have paid the premium…
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Life Sciences companies frequently fail to enter formal contractual agreements with their suppliers, and instead rely on insufficient purchase orders or contracts that don’t provide enough detail. Here are some pitfalls: i) Purchase orders are one-sided and typically don’t require the supplier to indemnify or carry appropriate insurance. ii) Is…
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