Insurance Happenings and Insights

Prepare delivery drivers for one of the biggest food delivery days of the year: NFL Championship Sunday. Share these 4 delivery driver safety tips to ensure a safe championship delivery.

Help your team understand the severity and frequency of automobile-to-cyclist incidents and equip them with our delivery driver safety tips.

Keeping your customers safe and healthy is vital to the success of any food service business. Not only is it an ethical responsibility, but it also ensures that customers return to your establishment for quality food.

Workers’ Compensation coverage protects both the employee and employer from the financial impact of a work-related injury or occupational disease. Learn more about the most common types of accidents in restaurants and what to do if there is an injury.

In the fast-paced world of delivery services, time is often of the essence. The few seconds required for a driver to buckle and unbuckle their seatbelt pays off by reducing injuries and the associated time lost, as well as the costs associated with workers’ compensation claims.

Delivery Drivers make frequent deliveries at short distances that are often in congested and busy areas. Because of this, their risk for many types of accidents can be much greater.

Accidents happen, and gym-goers can get injured, leaving the gym owner liable for damages. This is why owners need liability insurance to protect themselves and their business.

Operating a franchise can be an exciting venture filled with opportunities for growth and success. However, like any business, franchisees face risks that can impact their operations and financial stability.

Accidents happen, and when they do you will want to be prepared on how to properly handle it. Check out this article on steps to take after a delivery vehicle accident.

The amount you're covered for does not increase at the same rate as inflation. In some cases, it doesn't increase at all. So, you could be under-insured. Read this article about ways you could be underinsured, and what to look for in your commercial policy.