Author: Rodrigo Mora

Las empresas de construcción enfrentan algunos de los costos de seguros más altos de cualquier industria. Ya sea que tengas una empresa de techado, electricidad, plomería, concreto, carpintería o seas contratista general, es muy probable que tu compañía de seguros realice una auditoría anual de Workers’ Compensation (Compensación para Trabajadores) y General Liability (Responsabilidad Civil…

General Liability insurance protects construction companies from claims involving bodily injury, property damage, completed operations, and legal defense costs. But many contractors are surprised to learn that their premium isn’t finalized when the policy is issued. Instead, most policies require an annual General Liability audit. Understanding how these audits work can help contractors avoid unexpected…

Construction companies often dread their annual Workers’ Compensation audit—and for good reason. A poorly prepared audit can result in thousands of dollars in additional insurance premiums, delayed policy renewals, and disputes with your insurance carrier. The good news is that most audit problems are preventable. This Workers’ Compensation Audit Checklist will help contractors organize their…

Construction companies face some of the highest insurance costs of any industry. Whether you own a roofing company, electrical contractor, plumbing business, framing company, or general contracting firm, chances are your insurance carrier will perform an annual Workers’ Compensation (Workers’ Comp) and General Liability (GL) audit. Many contractors are surprised when they receive a large…

A Workers’ Compensation audit in New York is a routine process insurance companies use to verify that a business paid the correct premium for its workers’ compensation policy. However, for many business owners, receiving an audit notice can feel stressful and confusing. If you own a small business in New York, especially in industries like…