Every year, millions of Americans safely enjoy outdoor barbecues, but accidents do happen. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, about 5,700 grill fires take place on residential property every year. The best way to enjoy a summer of outdoor barbecues is to take steps to prevent accidents, including maintaining your grill and using it safely.

Boats afford recreation and adventure to their owners, but they come with risks, as well. Don’t let an accident or disaster sink you—understand how to insure your prized vessel.

Use our cyber risk exposure scorecard for a quick way to get a sense of your organization's risk of exposure to cyber incidents.

The logistics industry ensures that goods reach their destinations efficiently. Yet, amidst the complexities of this intricate network lies a threat known as double brokering, a freight fraud scheme that can leave companies vulnerable to financial loss and operational disruption. Learn about this risk and how you can protect yourself.

With the June start of hurricane season, it's a good time to check your homeowners or renters insurance—and this handy list from the Insurance Information Institute will make it easy to be sure you’re well-prepared in case a storm comes your way.

A disaster recovery plan (DRP) is more than just a contingency measure; it's a strategic blueprint designed to navigate through crises efficiently. Insurance solutions play a complementary role in mitigating the financial fallout of business interruptions, and can provide coverage for income loss and additional expenses.

Employers should regularly review their compliance with federal, state, and local employment laws.  Here are a variety of areas to keep in mind during 2024

Property owners, who use mulch in their landscaping, need to be aware of the Massachusetts Mulch Fire-Safety laws. These apply to commercial and residential properties with six or more units, but it's good information for every property owner to follow to prevent fire.