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Personal Perspective is for
all consumers. Four issues per year deal with personal concerns such as Homeowners,
Renters, Fire, Flood, Auto and other insurance, as well as risk management. Two additional
issues per year focus on Life & Health insurance and financial services issues such as
retirement and estate planning. Some examples of past articles include "Difficult
Questions at the Car Rental Desk" and "Will Your Policy Replace the Property It
Insures?"
Construction
is a commercial lines newsletter that focuses on issues relevant to small and medium-size
construction companies. Topics covered by this newsletter include safety issues, risk
management, Workers Compensation issues for contractors and insurance for contractors. A
regular feature of this newsletter is the "Bright Insights" section, which
provides helpful resources for additional information. Some examples of articles include
"Eye Injuries Demand Immediate Attention" and "Win Bids by Finding
Problems".
Employee
Benefits is a commercial lines newsletter for the Human Resources department or owners
of small and medium-size businesses. This newsletter provides valuable information on
topics such as 401(k) plans, Long-Term Care policies, cafeteria plans, independent
contractors, health care concerns and education. Examples of articles include the
following; "The Real Costs of Health Coverage: Who Pays?", "Uninsured Kids
Seldom See Doctors" and "Why COBRA Stops". A regular feature of this
newsletter is "You Oughta Know" featuring real-world examples of the human
resources problems facing businesses today.
Business
to Business is a commercial lines newsletter designed for small to medium-size
businesses, such as restaurants, dry cleaners, and other sole-proprietor operators. This
newsletter covers a wide range of topics including Employment Practices Liability,
Business Interruption, Workers Compensation, Businessowners Policies, Commercial Auto and
Umbrella Insurance - not to mention employee benefits, safety procedures, business tips
and human resources guidelines. Every issue also features a section on risk management.
Recent articles include "Telecommuters vs Independent Contractors", "COBRA
Requires Extending Medical Benefits" and "The Probability of Being Sued".
Workers
Comp: Your Risk Management Guide is a specialty newsletter that focuses on risk
management for any business with employees. Topics covered by this newsletter include
controlling medical costs, fighting fraudulent claims, workplace safety programs and
current events. Each issue includes "State of the States" - up to date news on
Workers Comp Legislation and regulations in individual states and "Wise Move", a
column on how to prevent Workers Comp claims. Recent articles include "Fight
Fraud", "Replacement Workers Pose Comp Concerns" and "Accommodating
Mental Illness".


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