Sep 2, 2026 | Commercial & Business Insurance
Ask most business owners whether their commercial property and general liability policies cover their goods, and they will say yes without hesitation. It’s a reasonable assumption. You pay premiums, you carry a policy, and your policy protects your goods. That...
Aug 26, 2026 | Aquaculture Insurance
Aquaculture has always carried risk that looks different from most commercial operations. Stock lives in open water, exposed to conditions no fence or sprinkler system can control. The risk profile facing fish and shellfish farms today is shifting faster than many...
Aug 11, 2026 | Commercial & Business Insurance
Every party on a construction site has skin in the game. The owner has capital committed to the project. The general contractor has a contract, a schedule, and a reputation riding on the project’s successful completion. Each subcontractor has crews, materials, and...
Aug 3, 2026 | Jewelry & Art Insurance
A decade ago, watch dealers had inventory that was priced against wholesale cost and moved through fairly predictable retail channels. That’s no longer the full picture. Certain models now trade on the secondary market the way a security does. That includes...
Jul 27, 2026 | Jewelry & Art Insurance
A private collector agrees to lend a piece for your gallery’s upcoming show. Or a museum invites you into a traveling exhibition, and several of the works on the itinerary aren’t yours; they belong to institutions and collectors who have entrusted them to...
Jul 20, 2026 | Jewelry & Art Insurance
A memo agreement is a common arrangement in the jewelry trade. A vendor sends pieces to a retailer on a try-before-you-buy basis. The retailer holds them, shows them, and either buys, returns, or exchanges them within an agreed window. It’s a practical way to...
