In many companies, marketing ideas usually originate in departments or outside companies dedicated to that purpose. It’s a business model that’s worked for decades. But it doesn’t always have to be that way. Some of the most intriguing and... (Read More)
Do you like to make New Year's resolutions? Studies show that most Americans make an average of three to five goals each January. The problem: Most resolutions are cast aside by the end of February. What would happen if you picked just one... (Read More)
Long days and irregular work schedules have become increasingly common in today's business world. And during the global pandemic, many in the construction industry have seen disruptions in both how and when they work, leaving even less time to sleep... (Read More)
Have you fallen into the habit of sending e-mails to communicate with your co-workers and/or employees — even if they are just a few steps away from you? Perhaps it is time to rethink your reliance on technology at the office.
Although most... (Read More)
We live in a litigious world. That's why we offer a Construction General Liability insurance program for general and trade/artisan contractors. The coverage, designed for work on both residential and commercial projects, is an important way for... (Read More)
Is data security, online privacy and identity theft a top concern? If it’s not, it should be. More than ever, hackers are using sophisticated efforts to steal information from companies and to commit identity theft and fraud. And while all... (Read More)
2019 was an exciting year for C&S Specialty Underwriters; it was also a year that presented a number of challenges and opportunities. |
We were able to end the year with more than $31 million in Gross Written Premium! A strong accomplishment... (Read More)
Why do contractors need pollution liability insurance? Shouldn’t this be covered under a commercial general liability insurance policy? There is a history of pollution liability in the United States, which brought about the need for a special... (Read More)
Lead-based paints were commonly used in homes constructed before 1978. If left undisturbed, the paint itself probably does not pose hazards. However, any scraping, peeling or sanding of the paint changes all of this. Disturbing the paint causes dust... (Read More)