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October 7, 2026 10/07/26 CE: Rental Captives: Practical Applications Through Case Studies Date/Time: Wednesday, 10/7/26 12:00 to 1:00pm   Topic: Rental Captives: Practical Applications Through Case Studies   Course Summary:  This course provides an intermediate-level review of rental captive insurance structures through two case studies. Participants will examine how organizations can use rental captives to […]

September 16, 2026 09/16/26 CE: Data Breach Update – The Race to the Court House Date/Time: Wednesday, 9/16/26 12:00 to 1:00pm   Topic: Data Breach Update – The Race to the Court House   Course Summary:  This course is created to provide an overview of Cyber Litigation trends, providing an update to data breach litigation […]

Wildfire season can impact job sites far beyond the fire perimeter. Smoke can travel long distances, conditions can change quickly, and outdoor crews may face added exposure risks—especially during extended shifts. The goal is to stay situationally aware, reduce exposure where possible, and use the right controls to protect worker health. Below are practical steps […]

June is National Safety Month—a time to take a step back and think about what it really means to be safe. Not just within the four walls of a jobsite or office, but beyond that too—on the road, at home, and in every moment in between. This week’s theme, “Staying Safe on the Roads,” is a reminder that safety isn’t just a […]

A NOAA satellite view of Hurricane Erin off the U.S. East Coast taken August 20, 2025. (Image credit: NOAA Satellites) Each year hurricane season lasts from June through November. NOAA released its 2026 Hurricane Season outlook on May 21. This year, the NOAA is predicting between 8 and 14 named storms will form in the Atlantic. Of […]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an important reminder that mental health impacts every workplace—employee wellbeing, engagement, and safety performance included. In Safety, we work to reduce exposures that can harm people. That same mindset applies to mental health. When stress is unmanaged or someone is struggling, attention, decision-making, and communication can suffer. Snapshot from […]

June 03, 2026 06/03/26 CE: Absence and Disability Insurance: Essential Concepts Date/Time: Wednesday, 6/3/26 12:00 to 1:00pm   Topic: Absence and Disability Insurance: Essential Concepts   Course Summary:  This introductory course provides a foundational understanding of absence and disability. Designed for beginners, the course covers essential concepts, terminology, and best practices to help participants recognize […]

Developers and builders looking to find cost efficiencies for their projects should consider the merits of building with “non-combustible” materials.  Materials, like brick, masonry and metal pre-fab panels, can be a source of significant savings on both Builder’s Risk during construction and long-term property insurance costs after completion. Historically, buildings classified as “non-combustible” have been […]

May 06, 2026 05/06/26 CE: Political Violence & Active Assailant Insurance Date/Time: Wednesday, 5/6/26 12:00 to 1:00pm   Topic: Political Violence & Active Assailant Insurance   Course Summary:  This educational session will review the Key Concepts of Political Violence Coverage and a comparison to the insurance coverage provided by Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA). This […]

As cyberattacks on healthcare organizations continue to escalate—particularly ransomware and supply-chain incidents—regulators are sharpening their focus on resiliency. One of the most practical developments for healthcare leaders is the recent update to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Risk Identification and Site Criticality (RISC) toolkit, which now includes a dedicated cybersecurity module. […]