Having an insurance policy doesn’t necessarily equal protection. Security controls may not cover new technologies. Managers may not understand changes in employment regulations. Insurance policies may not reflect business growth.
We design risk management strategies that can help reduce costs and provide protection while improving profitability. Our experts recognize the various types of potential risks within your business. We work with you to identify the root causes of risk and implement an overall plan that is customized for your business. This includes mitigating liability, cultivating a safe workplace, leveraging technology solutions to enhance your risk program and closing gaps while eliminating redundancies in coverage.
We know what insurance policies exist in the marketplace and how to optimize them to transfer risk to suit your needs. With our history and long-standing reputation, we are able to be selective in the insurance carriers we work with. We place emphasis on financially sound, stable companies that provide adequate loss control and claim service on both national and global scales.
Peace of mind comes from understanding and managing your risk exposure. We give you the tools and guidance you need to act with confidence for:
It’s that time of year again when employers subject to OSHA’s recordkeeping rule are required to post a signed copy of their Form 300A in a location accessible to employees by February 1. Despite this annual obligation, many employers continue to make common recordkeeping mistakes, some of which potentially affect OSHA compliance. With the deadline looming, we’re reviewing Form 300A and related aspects of the recordkeeping rule to help you avoid some of the most common mistakes.
USI’s Executive and Professional Risk Solutions (EPS) Practice is dedicated to helping clients stay abreast of important regulatory developments and court decisions that may impact management liability exposures. The USI EPS team has released two recent client advisories addressing the directors and officers (D&O) policy implications from COVID-19 vaccine mandates and board diversity.
As we approach the end of 2020, we take this opportunity to present USI’s Q4 2020 Property & Casualty Market Outlook and discuss some of its findings.