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09 Sep The Case for Employment Practices Liability Insurance

Posted at 19:15h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, Employee Benefits, Human Resources, Labor & Employment Law, Risk Management

By Anita Byer, Setnor Byer Insurance & Risk The case for employment practices liability insurance (EPLI) has never been stronger. Businesses are operating in a rapidly changing environment that keeps producing unprecedented, previously unimaginable challenges. COVID-19, #MeToo, gig workers, remote workers, medical marijuana, CDC guidance, quarantines,...

30 Aug Florida’s Minimum Wage Increasing to $10 Per Hour on September 30

Posted at 23:53h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, Human Resources, Labor & Employment Law, Professional Liability, Risk Management

By Anita Byer, Setnor Byer Insurance & Risk The largest minimum wage increase in Florida history is just weeks away! On September 30th, Florida’s minimum wage will increase to $10 per hour. That’s $1.35 more per hour than the current minimum wage and $1.44 more than...

27 Jul Business Insurance 101: What is a BOP?

Posted at 18:32h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, Cyber Risk, Professional Liability, Risk Management

By Anita Byer, Setnor Byer Insurance & Risk A Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) is a pre-packaged bundle of insurance coverages that are available to eligible small- and medium-sized businesses. BOPs are designed to provide a number of essential insurance coverages in a convenient and cost-effective manner....

17 Jul Can Employers Prevent Unvaccinated Employees from Entering the Workplace?

Posted at 16:07h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, COVID-19, Human Resources, Labor & Employment Law, Risk Management, Safety

By Anita Byer, Setnor Byer Insurance & Risk Many employers are struggling with how to deal with the shrinking, yet substantial number of employees who are not vaccinated for COVID-19. As infection rates increase, employers are once again forced to consider actions to maintain operations while...

08 Jul Legislative Update: Multiple Amendments to Florida’s Condominium Act Took Effect July 1st

Posted at 14:27h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, Condominium Governance, Directors & Officers, Risk Management

By Anita Byer, Setnor Byer Insurance & Risk Did you know that multiple changes to Florida’s Condominium Act went into effect July 1, 2021? As a result, board members have an obligation to find out if and how these new and amended laws may affect their...

25 Jun This is What Businesses Need to Know About Florida’s COVID-19 ‘Vaccine Passport’ Ban

Posted at 21:41h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, COVID-19, Risk Management

By Anita Byer, Setnor Byer Insurance & Risk Florida’s ban on so-called COVID-19 ‘vaccine passports’ begins July 1, 2021. Unlike guidance issued by public health authorities like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Florida’s ban on COVID-19 vaccine passports is mandatory, not voluntary. Those who...

18 Jun Florida Condominiums Must Now Provide Notice of Late Assessment to Collect Attorney’s Fees

Posted at 16:23h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, Condominium Governance, Risk Management

Florida’s Condominium Act has a new notice requirement. This may come as welcome news to probably no board members, but it involves the collection of past due assessments, so it’s important. Beginning July 1, 2021, condominium associations may not demand or collect attorney’s fees related...

04 Jun This Is What Businesses Need To Know About Florida’s COVID-19 Liability Protection Law

Posted at 20:59h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, COVID-19, Professional Liability, Risk Management, Safety

Florida’s COVID-19 liability protection law should help businesses avoid baseless coronavirus-related liability claims. After all, COVID-19 taught us that it’s virtually impossible to avoid a highly-contagious virus in the midst of a global pandemic. Virus-free zones are an illusion. The risk of exposure and infection...

14 May NOAA Updates Hurricane Season ‘Averages’, Highlights Disturbing Trend

Posted at 22:41h in 2021, Commercial Insurance, Flood Insurance, hurricane season, Personal Insurance, Risk Management, Safety

This is the time of year when most of us start thinking about the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season, which officially begins June 1st. We anxiously await forecast predictions to find out whether this season’s storm activity will be above-, near-, or below-average. But what’s considered...

03 May How Will the NFIP’s New Pricing Model Affect Your Flood Insurance Premiums?

Posted at 19:27h in Commercial Insurance, Flood Insurance, Personal Insurance, Risk Management

Are you ready for Risk Rating 2.0? The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is rolling out the first major update to its rating and pricing methodology in 50 years. This is a big deal because the NFIP provides about $1.3 trillion of flood insurance coverage...

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