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This graphic shows an x-ray-like image of a human brain with an artistic network of lines beside it, suggesting neural connections. Artificial intelligence doesn’t replace human ingenuity, but a growing number of architectural, engineering, and construction businesses are using AI tools for selected tasks. Employees need clear guidelines on when to use and not use AI technology.

Architects & Engineers 4 min read June 06, 2023 Why Architectural and Engineering Firms Need AI Ground Rules Chances are you’re already aware of AI’s explosive recent developments. News outlets are saturated …

FMLA Leave & Holidays: Recent DOL Guidance

6 min read June 01, 2023 FMLA Leave & Holidays: Recent DOL Guidance Brief Summary: On May 30, 2023, the Department of Labor (DOL) issued an opinion letter clarifying …

This photo shows a last-mile delivery driver in a brown vest and gray baseball cap. He is walking and carrying a stack of two brown boxes with some envelopes on top. His white delivery van sits with the back door open at the side of a residential street. Auto liability premiums for last-mile delivery companies have increased dramatically over the past twelve years. As a result, these businesses are exploring whether captives can help with insurance cost control.

Captive Insurance Transportation 6 min read June 01, 2023 Captives for Last-Mile Delivery Companies: Pros and Cons Last-mile is facing its twelfth straight year of rising auto liability premiums, driven by …

Health & Welfare Plan Compliance Reminder: PCORI Fee Filing Due

Employee Benefits 11 min read June 01, 2023 Health & Welfare Plan Compliance Reminder: PCORI Fee Filing Due The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) filing and fee payment deadline of July …

The image displays a group of diverse college students sitting in a circle, discussing mental health and seeking support during the summer break.

Education 8 min read May 25, 2023 Serving Student Mental Health Needs Over the Summer The student mental health crisis doesn’t disappear after the campus clears out for the summer. …

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Transportation 3 min read May 23, 2023 The Health of Your Delivery Business, Time for a Checkup? Same Day Delivery is rolling and industry growth projections are pointing up. But the rapid growth …

Health & Welfare Plan Compliance Reminder: Form 5500 Deadline

Employee Benefits 7 min read May 19, 2023 Health & Welfare Plan Compliance Reminder: Form 5500 Deadline Employers sponsoring ERISA health and welfare benefit plans for employees should take note of the …

This photo shows eight college students meeting in a circle on a green lawn in front of an academic building. Getting property insurance for college and university buildings like this one has become more expensive, particularly in locations prone to catastrophic weather events. Investing in risk mitigation can help higher ed institutions reduce the impact of the hard property insurance market.

Risk Management Services Education 7 min read May 18, 2023 The Hard Property Market’s Impact on Higher Ed Risk managers in Higher Education have always had to work within tight budgets and balance …

Person paying at pharmacy with HSA card

Employee Benefits 5 min read May 17, 2023 IRS Announces Increased HSA, HDHP, and EBHRA Limits for 2024 The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced in Revenue Procedure 2023-23 inflation …

This photo shows a small-scale model of a museum building with a square footprint. A hand holding a pencil is pointing to something on the model. A second person’s hand is also gesturing to the model. Carefully evaluating potential fine art risk exposures at the design stage can save your museum or gallery from roof leaks, loading dock floods, and other hazards.

Fine Art 6 min read May 16, 2023 Museum and Gallery Construction: Managing Fine Art Risk Superstar architects excel at designing buildings that reflect a gallery’s or museum’s mission and …

This photo shows seven family members from three generations sitting on a retaining wall on a clear day. Even though you only see their backs, the scene feels tranquil, as if the group is comfortable together. Not all families co-exist this peacefully. A family office works best when family members are aligned on wealth management aspirations, goals, philanthropic philosophy, and appetite for risk.

Private Client 7 min read May 09, 2023 Managing Your Legacy with a Family Office High-net-worth families often reach a point where they want full-time professional assistance to …

Employee Benefits 2 min read May 04, 2023 Keep Pace with Business Strategy, Start Benefits Design Here Health plan costs continue to soar and are expected to increase further in the next few years as …