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Burns & Wilcox Canada rings the diversity bell
MD believes employees should bring their “true authentic selves to work”
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Service with a smile
The hospitality industry is not all fun and games, and operators face myriad exposures with the potential to paralyze business operations
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The complex, rewarding world of environmental insurance
Brokers who want to effectively protect their clients need to bring themselves up-to-speed
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Cannabis insurance: A growing opportunity for brokers
Legalization in Canada has been a boon for countless businesses, and the insurance industry has not been left out
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H.W. Kaufman establishes new executive role for corporate compliance
Group forms new position as it continues to expand its global business
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St Patrick’s Day and its significant insurance risks
Businesses shouldn’t solely rely on the luck of the Irish to keep patrons safe during the festivities
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Burns & Wilcox Canada acquires Transportation Risk Underwriters
The acquired firm specializes in complex transportation risks
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Amazon Echo’s role in murder investigation shows vulnerability of connected world
Security threats to your personal information or corporate systems are everywhere – even from your smart speaker, fitness tracking bracelet or video game console
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Largest living insect heist sparks risk conversation for museums
When thieves stole 7,000 rare insects, snakes and reptiles from a Philadelphia museum in August, they forced the closure of two entire floors of the museum while it tried to replenish its $40,000 collection
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Parties involved in $2.2 billion construction project face liability following disaster
The $2.2 billion Transbay Transit Center construction project in downtown San Francisco is under intense public scrutiny for cracked support beams that closed the centerpiece of city infrastructure just weeks after it opened. An investigation will determine if the cracks are related to fabrication, installation or design, and if one or more specific parties are at fault