At Kapnick Insurance Group we realize that insurance is ever changing and complex. That’s why our core purpose is to simplify the insurance process in order to continually meet our clients’ needs and interests – all while lowering their overall cost of risk.

A key component of this process is our Kapnick Forensic Policy Audit, whereas a team of our trained professionals dig through the details of your insurance contracts in an attempt to uncover potential devastating gaps in coverage.  Some are relatively easy fixes like adding Professional Liability coverage to your portfolio and others may require more thought and guidance. We then illustrate our findings in a clear, easy-to-understand format allowing for meaningful dialog on how to best structure your overall risk management program.

Gaps in policies can really cost you—connect with us below and learn more about Professional Liability coverage in the video below.

Watch the Video Below to Learn the Ins and Outs of Construction Defect Claims and the Value of Partnering with an Industry Specialist. Brought to You by Travelers—ENJOY!

Workplace injuries are a significant risk for any business, and they can be incredibly costly in medical bills, workers’ compensation costs, lost productivity and increased insurance premiums. You likely have safety protocols to help prevent on-the-job accidents, but another type of injury could be just as costly.

The rapid advancement of industry practices and the threat of litigation give contractors little choice but to approach construction projects with valuable strategies to limit risk. With the right insurer on your side, you can help minimize construction defect pitfalls.

In this blog we will highlight what Paul L. Bittner, partner and vice chair of the Labor and Employment Group at Ice Miller discusses in his 13 page document about the impact of legalized
marijuana and your Workplace.

In this blog we will highlight what Paul L. Bittner, partner and vice chair of the Labor and Employment Group at Ice Miller discusses in his 13 page document about the impact of legalized
marijuana and your business.

For millions of people, the road is an extension of their office. With remarkable advancements in mobile technology, it’s become easier than ever to stay connected to clients or the home office. However, it can be extremely dangerous if you or your employees are driving distracted.

Businesses that have employees who travel should have a distracted driving policy in place.

It’s estimated that nearly 75% of companies have a policy in place. Do you?
Here are some key guidelines to help revamp a policy or implement a new one.

The holidays are upon on us, and firefighters say that the greatest number of home cooking fires occur on Thanksgiving Day, which is only 1 week away! As a property management company you literally have hundreds or even thousands of home kitchens preparing holiday meals on the same day at or around the same time.

Some of the top causes are:

8% - accidentally left cooking equipment on

9% - product misuse

10% - heat source too close to flammable materials

11% - abandoned material

28% - other

34% - unattended equipment

DATA SOURCE: NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION

DOWNLOAD A FIRE PREVENTION IMAGE FOR YOUR PROPERTY (pie inspired)

Supply chain management is the management of the flow of goods and services. It includes the movement and storage of raw materials, work-in-process inventory, and finished goods from point of origin to point of consumption. It's a key component in the manufacturing process — benefiting both small and large businesses alike.