To be in business means to sign contracts - and every one of those contracts requires that you agree to provide some guarantee. A common question is "will my insurance back me up on those guarantees?"
The answer can be co...
Contractual liability concerns accepting grey-area responsibility through agreements with other business stakeholders.
Standard liability policies exclude damages as a result of the insured's agreement to accept liabilities through certain contra...
As a construction professional, you sign a contract for every job – essentially a warranty that your firm will receive a specific amount of compensation from the project owner for the completed project. The contractual agreement defines the terms and...
If a catastrophe struck your business, who would provide such critical services as site clean-up, emergency power supplies, off-site redundant data storage, and alternative communication systems until you can get up and running again?
In this sit...
An employee code of conduct contract tells employees what you expect from them. While it doesn't have to be elaborate or long, it is important for large and small businesses.
What is a Code of Conduct?
In your company's code of conduct, you...