Insurance

Why “What Should I Delegate?” Is a Harder Question Than It Seems

For most business owners, the challenge isn’t knowing that they need support, or even the budget to afford it, but knowing where to start.
“What should I delegate?” sounds straightforward, but in practice, it is one of the more difficult decisions to make within an operating business. Not

On June 2,
2026, from 4 to 6 PM, I will be presenting a webinar sponsored by the Social Law Library in partnership with The Insurance Library, “Untangling Coverage: A
Practical Guide to Your First Insurance Dispute.”
Insurance coverage
disputes can feel like a maze even for seasoned practitioners, and for
attorneys stepping into their first coverage matter the learning

Here are 11 simple strategies you can put into practice NOW!

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24-Hour Rule
Return all emails, texts, and voicemail messages within 24 hours. (I know, I know, I can be better at this.)

It’s the gap between how you operate and what your insurance covers.
Most business owners think they’re managing risk. And to be fair, they are. Risk shows up in the contracts they sign, the people they hire, the properties they acquire, and the decisions they make under pressure. The issue isn’t that risk isn’t being managed. It’s that insurance is

Ethics of Insurance Defense Under a Reservation of Rights: Ethical Rules, Conflicts, Right to Independent CounselThis CLE webinar will discuss how policyholders, insurers, and panel counsel determine whether a reservation of rights (ROR) creates a disqualifying conflict of interest for panel counsel at various stages of the case, and the possible consequences if a conflict exists. We will offer

A CBP (customs) bond is a financial guarantee between the importer, a licensed surety, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection that ensures duties, taxes, and regulatory obligations are met. CBP requires bonds not only for most commercial imports over $2,500, but also for regulated goods and ongoing activities such as bonded warehouses, FTZs, in‑bond movements, and TIBs.

Choosing between a