Protect the Net: Evaluation of Disability Insurance for Athletes, Part 1

Ron Boynar July 6, 2021

As professional sports continue to rise – both in prominence and revenue – so does the need to protect the future earnings of its athletes within. Whether you, or your client, plays basketball, football, hockey or some other highly-compensated sport, there are absolute dos and don’ts when it comes to buying disability insurance. The first step…

Read More

Are Insurance Captives Right for Your Business?

Moira Lyon and Jonathan Sadlier July 1, 2021

As you look at options for insurance, the thought of captives may sound intimidating. Captives are simply defined as insurance companies owned by the insured. Captives are a way for a business owner, either alone or with a small group of aligned businesses, to take on self-insured risk for issues…

Read More

A Dive into Water Perils: Maximize Your Insurance Protection

oswaldcompanies June 29, 2021

When it comes to water, we’re stuck in a love-hate relationship. In Michigan, we’re surrounded by it and celebrate it every summer when we launch our boats, head north with the jet skis, and plan our beach outings. Yet, water can quickly turn on us, replacing fun with considerable property…

Read More

What Questions Should You Be Asking Your Agribusiness Insurance Provider?

oswaldcompanies June 23, 2021

The food and agriculture business sector faces several challenges and risks that are unique to the industry. This makes finding the right insurance coverage more critical and relies on dedicated policies and carriers to ensure the proper minimization of risk to you, your business, and your employees. Whether you’re a…

Read More

Five Questions to Ask When Considering Alternative Insurance Options For Your Agriculture Business

oswaldcompanies June 16, 2021

Your business is unique. While you may operate in the same market as your competitors, the conditions surrounding your company are yours and yours alone. As a result, your insurance coverage should also be unique to your business and be specific to fit your needs. You may find that a…

Read More

Five Steps to Prepare For Hard Market Conditions For Agribusiness

oswaldcompanies June 11, 2021

Insurance is a unique product. Most people only think of it when they need to file a claim, at renewal time or when they find their current carrier is no longer able to meet their needs. While price is important, it is not the main driving force behind insurance coverages.…

Read More

Why Active Shooter Coverage is Needed Now More Than Ever

Moira Lyon and Jonathan Sadlier June 1, 2021

Whether they are located near or in schools, hotels or government buildings, many companies are concerned about the danger of active assailants and workplace violence. Reports of active shooter violence initially declined in the early part of 2020.However, in a worrying trend, the frequency of shootings and violence began to…

Read More

The Advantages of Group Buying Power and Personal Insurance – Why it Works

Erin E Blevins June 1, 2021

What if I told you there was a way to craft an insurance portfolio that has the potential to enhance coverages and perhaps even reduce premiums? A way to get more value out of your premium dollars in terms of programs and higher-level advisory services? Whether you are a member…

Read More

Why Your Agribusiness Should Be Prepared Against Cybersecurity Threats

Lacy Rex May 25, 2021

As more and more businesses integrate technology into their operations, a growing threat comes in the form of cybersecurity risks. The agriculture business industry is not immune and a cybersecurity claim could be catastrophic to your company. Most insurance policies cover a physical interruption to your business operations, such as…

Read More

Take Time to Save Time (and Costs): Four Commonly Overlooked Areas Affecting Your Insurance Spend

Steve Carey, CAWC May 20, 2021

Faced by supply chain and hiring challenges, unpredictable shutdowns, and ever-changing regulations, CFOs are more strapped for time and resources than ever before. While insurance typically falls under a CFO’s large and growing list of responsibilities, it’s often on the backburner. Policies are simply renewed year after year. All is…

Read More