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On November 1, 2023, the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) is making significant changes to the rating system for Experience Modification Ratings (EMR) for workers’ compensation coverage. These changes are important to understand as they have an impact on how the mod is calculated and your resulting workers compensation insurance premiums.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have emerged as a significant concern due to their widespread use in consumer goods, leading to exposure to potential health and environmental hazards. The rise in PFAS-related challenges has prompted interest in comprehending their influence on insurance and claims. This article takes a closer look at PFAS regulation in the United States, discusses PFAS-related insurance matters and claims, and highlights emerging trends. We also provide strategic guidance for businesses to manage risks associated with PFAS.
Most organizations recognize the vital role directors and officers play in steering their companies toward success. With this responsibility comes significant risk, making Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance an essential safeguard. D&O coverage comes in many shapes and sizes depending on the number of companies, boards, and activities that executives are involved in. Here, we’ll explore the key aspects of D&O insurance and discuss why personal D&O insurance is crucial, especially for those serving on multiple boards.
Welcome to Cyber Awareness Month! The theme for 2023 is “It’s easy to stay safe Online.” At DSP Insurance Services, we understand the challenges that the ever-evolving digital world poses. Especially to insureds seeking to navigate this complex landscape. This month is pivotal for those looking to bolster their understanding of cyber threats and protections,
Contractual risk transfer (CRT) is a risk management strategy commonly employed by businesses to shift potential liability to another party through non-insurance contracts or agreements. The objective is to transfer risk to the party (e.g., vendor, supplier, subcontractor) to the at-fault party.
Work travel, global workforces, and international projects often raise questions about the best ways to protect your teams and assets. To ensure comprehensive protection for employees working abroad, it’s crucial to understand and utilize two key policies: Foreign Voluntary Workers’ Compensation (FVWC) and Global Accident and Health (GAH).
