The goal of an accurate and thorough incident investigation is not to place blame, but to determine the true cause of the incidentand make changes that reduce the chances of similar incidents occurring in the future.
Conducting a thorough incident investigation
Todays student can participate in a variety of school sponsored activities which help provide the opportunity to develop friendships, teamwork, and leadership skills.
The snow stops but the liability doesn't!
The snow from Winter storm Stella may have stopped, but the dangers of slip and fall liability hasn't.
How does an employer know when their employees have struggled to sleep peacefully through the night?
Public Entity claim from $0-1,200,000 with HF&C's involvement
Claim settlement goes from $0-1,200,000 with HF&C's involvement
Digital Piracy…it could happen to your School District
Ransomware has featured prominently in the news over the last few years. In fact right here in Central New York, local municipalities have battled this problem. Hospitals, law enforcement agencies and even individuals have been affected by it. In some cases, ransom was actually paid and the entity went on to recover their computer data; others have lost their data forever.
Digital Piracy…it could happen to your City, Town, Village or County
Ransomware has featured prominently in the news over the last few years. In fact right here in Central New York, local municipalities have battled this problem. Hospitals, law enforcement agencies and even individuals have been affected by it. In some cases, ransom was actually paid and the entity went on to recover their computer data; others have lost their data forever.
Why You May Need Fiduciary Liability Insurance
In today’s ever-shifting legal environment, employers are increasingly being held accountable for the benefits options they offer employees. If your company sponsors a retirement or health plan for employees, and if you are involved in any way with the management of that plan, you are likely considered a fiduciary. Under the 1974 Employee Retirement Income Security Act, or ERISA law, fiduciaries can be held personally liable for a breach of fiduciary duties.