Category: H&K Blog

Protecting Restaurant Payment Systems from Data Breaches

Wednesday, August 30, 2017

  Every day, thousands of electronic transactions take place in the restaurant industry. Because of this, hackers have targeted these same transaction systems used in order to steal customer and business information. Recently, Chipotle Mexican Grill had fallen victim to such attacks, resulting in credit card information stolen from hundreds of thousands of customers. Both […]

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How Does Off-Premise Liquor Liability Work?

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

Liquor liability is a type of insurance commonly purchased by restaurant owners and country clubs to protect their business from being held liable for patron behaviors stemming from servicing alcohol.

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Restaurant Food Poisoning: Are You Liable?

Monday, August 28, 2017

Food poisoning, or a foodborne illness, is a sickness caused by eating food that has been contaminated with bacteria, viruses, parasites or toxins. In the United States, there are more than 3 million cases per year.

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Categorizing Restaurant Payroll: Ordinary Payroll vs. Key Payroll

Monday, July 31, 2017

Many restaurant owners may not realize their options when it comes to categorizing and insuring their payroll system and employees. The two main employee payroll categories are commonly referred to as key payroll and all other. Small businesses and restaurants all need a payroll system fit for their needs. Learn what’s best for your company […]

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Improvements and Betterments: Who is Responsible for Covering?

Sunday, July 30, 2017

When leasing a property,  there’s a possibility it may need changes. Many office spaces, apartments, and condos may not fit your needs right off the bat, but with the necessary changes executed properly, it can make the space perfect for you. Now, the question becomes: who is responsible for covering these upgrades – tenant or […]

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How Do My Lifestyle Habits Affect My Condo Insurance?

Friday, July 28, 2017

  Everyone wants somewhere to call home, and most don’t want their insurance company to adjust their premium based on the way they choose to live their life. Whether it be with pets, lifestyle habits, or location, it’s the way you want to live. You may ask though, how will these choices affect my insurance? […]

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Commercial Consequences: Water Vs. Flood Damage

Wednesday, July 26, 2017

When disaster strikes, your business can suffer immense financial loss in property damage, damaged products, and lost income. When it comes to flooding and water damage, there can be a lot of confusion with what a Businesses Owner’s Policy (BOP) covers since flooding is covered by a completely different policy. The best way to learn […]

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Subletting: What Absentee Landlords Need to Know – Part II

Friday, July 14, 2017

Your tenant signed a lease until the end of the year, but suddenly, they plan to leave the area before then. What happens next? If you have a responsible tenant, they’ll let you know and work with you to figure out a solution that benefits both you and them. However, some tenants may not inform […]

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Guide to Workers’ Compensation in the Hospitality Industry

Friday, June 30, 2017

Most business owners are familiar with what workers’ compensation is and how it protects their business. However, workers’ compensation insurance can be complex and hard to understand. This is because policies vary based on the state you operate in and the type of business that you own. Make sure your workers’ compensation policy is the […]

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What Are the Responsibilities of an Absentee Landlord – Part I

Most people want to invest in something that will always generate a profit. Whether they want it as a secondary income or as their main income when they retire, it can provide as a safety net in case you run into financial hardships. These businesses include laundromats, dry cleaners, or being an outside owner of […]

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