Commercial Construction and Insurance

An existing conditions survey could be needed by an Architect, Building Owner, Contractor, Engineer, Homeowner or Real Estate Professional. This article discusses what an existing conditions survey is. Original post by Insurance:Commercial Articles from EzineArticles.com

Basic Terms used in the construction industry and their definitions. A layman’s guide to building construction jargon. Original post by Insurance:Commercial Articles from EzineArticles.com

Business insurance plan protects business owners versus a variety of achievable losses which includes automobiles, journey, worker’s compensation and buildings. Businesses have significantly different insurance plan requirements than a normal person and because of the variety of different corporations in operation today, also demand specially tailored insurance coverage remedies. Because the array of insurance products [...]

If you are running a business of any kind then you are probably well aware of the risks that exist. Because you are in the public eye you will have the possibility of being sued for a number of reasons. Original post by Insurance:Commercial Articles from EzineArticles.com

Owning and renting out property is actually a great way to make money these days, but like any other business it comes with its fair share of risks. The biggest problem with being a landlord is that you are dealing with people and their living accommodations which handled improperly can result in some rather serious [...]

If you are running a business then you are subject to a number of different circumstances that might serve to run you into the ground. Let’s say that you run a retail store and sell various products up to and including power tools. Original post by Insurance:Commercial Articles from EzineArticles.com

If you are running a business of any type, then you probably know that the public is always a liability. You may exist to serve the public and the products that you create may be for the public specifically, but there is always the chance that someone will press charges against you or even attempt [...]

Every business needs to have a work force and to some businesses that work force or members of the public can be rather volatile. In order to keep the work force claims at bay, you will need to look at your business and determine exactly what the risk factors are throughout your company. Original post [...]

In this present environment of belt-tightening, the phrase “value engineering” has become synonymous with “cost cutting”. This trend is problematic from a risk management perspective because it shifts the pure intent of value engineering and puts into practice a less judicious methodology focused more on saving money than optimizing the project. Original post by Insurance:Commercial [...]