Protecting your business through proper contracts, insurance, and risk management as a business owner are critical parts of your operations. One effective way to mitigate risk is through Contractual Risk Transfer (CRT).
On Monday, December 23, 2024, President Biden signed into law two bills, H.R. 3797 (the “Paperwork Reduction Act”) and H.R. 3801 (the “Employer Reporting Improvement Act”), which will positively impact applicable large employers (“ALEs”) and other entities required to furnish forms 1095-B or 1095-C to individuals.
Important compliance updates in 2025 are coming. Are your ready for the upcoming changes for Medicare Part D, Nondiscrimination Testing for Cafeteria Plans and Self-Insured Plans, HIPAA Privacy Manuals, ACA Reporting, and Form 5500’s application of large health and welfare plans?
Effective November 1, 2024, the Franz-Manno Service Corp., Youngers Insurance Agency, and LaPenna Agency teams of professionals and their clients have joined OneGroup.
The Insurance Coffee House – Season, 2 Episode 8, Guest: Pierre Morrisseau Transforming from Agency to Full Service Risk Advisory Group – With Pierre Morrisseau, CEO of OneGroup” Pierre shares…
AI is the fastest growing technology in the world today. Our society is seeing more and more businesses transition to AI-operated functions in order to optimize success.
Protecting your business through proper contracts, insurance, and risk management as a business owner are critical parts of your operations. One effective way to mitigate risk is through Contractual Risk Transfer (CRT).
A lot of condo owners assume that their association takes care of insurance, in addition to maintenance. But that’s not entirely true, especially when it comes to your belongings and other items within your unit.
Surety bonds are often required for public and private projects, serving as a guarantee that contractors will fulfill their obligations. Building your surety capacity involves strengthening financial, operational, and relational factors to increase your bonding limits and instill confidence in surety providers.
When the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (the “CAA”) was enacted on December 27, 2020, it included a provision that prohibits group health plans and health insurance carriers from entering into certain agreements that, either directly or indirectly, restrict the release of certain information related to provider networks and de-identified encounter data, among other things.
