Category: H&K Blog

The High Cost of Harassment – Part 2

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

This article was written by Brian Kilcoyne, and originally appeared in NECMA Now Emagazine. My last article explained the high threat level of sexual harassment taking place at a club. This article will detail what a clubs policy, purpose, definition of harassment, timing for response by the club, possible punishments, and additional reporting agencies the […]

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The High Cost of Harassment – Part 1

Friday, April 3, 2015

This article was written by Brian Kilcoyne, and originally appeared in NECMA Now Emagazine. It’s the Member-Guest weekend and everyone is enjoying cocktails and dinner after a long day of golf. “Jim Fairway,” a member at the club, has had too much to drink. Jim has always liked waitress, “Kelly” and frequently comments on her […]

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What to Know Before Starting a Business

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Before starting a business, there’s a lot of research to be done. This blog will help you get started on honing your business idea, choosing a location, and thinking about your financial future.

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The 5 Necessary Types of Golf Course Insurance

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Do you run a golf course, or are thinking of buying or building one? Like any business, it will need insurance, but you might be surprised on what kind of specialty insurances you should get to provide full coverage. Here are the top 5 insurances for your golf course, some of which are a business […]

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Small Business Legal Issues

Friday, March 20, 2015

When starting a business there are a million things to learn on and it can understandably be overwhelming. This list comes from a study of common legal mistakes made by new business owners and how to avoid them.

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Choosing A Business Location

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Having a quality product is only part of the equation for fledgling businesses. Starting a new business requires a lot of research, planning and surviving on a tight budget. In many cases, choosing a business location is one of the most important decisions you ever make as an owner. This is especially true for retail and food […]

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Home Safety Hazards: Debris Removal

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Let’s face it. Life is complicated and unpredictable; especially if you’ve just suffered a significant property loss. Insurance can also seem complicated, but at least it helps us deal with the unpredictable aspect of life. The multitude of available insurances can be confusing due to their interconnectedness, leading important categories to be overlooked. One little-discussed […]

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D&O Liability: Do You Need to Insure?

Friday, February 27, 2015

Liability to your company can come in many forms. Most target the company as a whole, such as property liability, or to all employees in general such as with Employment Practices Liability Insurance. But others target keystone employees, particularly in management positions. As a big company with accountability to shareholders, investors, and creditors, alongside their […]

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Improvements and Betterments: What You Need To Know

Monday, February 23, 2015

There’s a lot more to a place than just the furniture and posters. Sometimes you need to make changes—major changes—to your home or work. This might be repainting walls, re-carpeting floors, taking out walls, new bathrooms, upgraded electrical systems, and much, much more. While your landlord has given approval, they aren’t footing the bill. So […]

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Condo Association Rules: Insurance Policy

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Living in a condominium can be a lot of fun. You don’t have to shovel your driveway, mow your lawn, or chase small furry creatures out of your basement. Unfortunately, condos aren’t exempt from storms and other disasters. Like a home, it is important to keep them properly insured against the many types of possible […]

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