Category: H&K Blog
Avoiding Lapses in E&O Insurance
You sign a contract that stipulates you must purchase E&O insurance for your business. After the job ends, you let the E&O policy go figuring it’s no longer needed. A few months later, you are slapped with a lawsuit from your former client claiming that something you did on the job caused them a financial […]
read more »The Differences between a Condominium Master Policy and HO6 Policy
A condo complex is typically made up of two components, the common structures of a dwelling that is accessible to everyone and the units that are owned by individuals. Two different policies, the condominium master policy and HO6 policy, cover the spaces and it’s important to know where coverage for one begins and the next […]
read more »10 Tips for Dealing with Health Inspectors
Health inspectors are a necessary evil in any restaurant business. No owner enjoys the scrutiny or power of a third party deciding whether you are ‘up to snuff.’ Many restaurant owners spend months preparing for the moment. They are said to come like thieves in the night for they give no warning of their arrival.
read more »Are Home Security Systems Worth It?
As a homeowner, you take pride in protecting and providing for your family. You lock your doors at night, close your windows, and even have a boisterous dog to ward off intruders. But for some, these precautions are not enough. A home security system with high definition cameras and top-of-the-line technology gives many homeowners extra peace […]
read more »Understanding Builders Risk Insurance
An essential protection for general contractors, builders risk insurance is the backbone of all projects under construction. Definitely not a “one size fits all” approach, policies vary depending on the size and scope of the project.
read more »What HOA’s Need to Know about D&O Insurance
Good board members are hard to find never mind retain. The board is made up of volunteer unit owners responsible for enforcing the rules and by-laws of the association. Some unit owners view the board as a bit of a drill sergeant. In the rule-breakers eyes, the board does things too much “by the book.” […]
read more »How to Open a Pop-up Restaurant
As start-ups can be akin to new, innovative business ideas, pop-ups can be attributed to creative chefs eager to make their dreams become reality. What is the link between start-ups and pop-ups? They’re test environments.
read more »Dangers of Burning Candles
Promoting ambiance, romance, or perhaps a little bit in-between, candles are common fixtures in homes and apartments. Their fragrant scents are sought after by many, but they also pose a big fire risk if you aren’t vigilant.
read more »How to Prevent Workplace Injuries
As a contractor, you know how important it is to maintain a safe and comfortable workplace. Not only do you want your workers to be healthy and happy from a personal perspective, but you also want to prevent workplace injuries because you know a missing worker equals a loss in production and a loss in […]
read more »Dealing with Aftermath of Winter Storm Riley
Walloping the Northeast, Winter Storm Riley packed quite a punch along the coast, especially along the water where the towns of Scituate and Quincy were hit the most. Knocking out power for nearly half a million people, many are still reeling from the effects of this winter storm.
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