
Articles
Eight Components of an Effective Workers’ Compensation Program
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
The good news for employers is that their Workers’ Compensation premium is one of the most manageable insurance costs they face due to the direct relationship between the claims an employer incurs and the cost of their insurance.
Is Your LEED Certified Building Adequately Insured?
Sunday, February 15, 2009
As a building developer/owner you invest a lot of money in building a LEED certified project. Has your broker discussed the potential gaps in a traditional property insurance policy versus a policy enhanced to include the ‘green’ endorsement now offered by many carriers?
Your Insurance Broker: Providing Value Beyond Just Finding Carriers
Friday, October 31, 2008 - Washington Healthcare News
Even though current financial markets are in a state of flux, and floods and hurricanes have recently wreaked havoc on Midwestern and Southern Communities, the insurance industry is still flush with capacity.
Is Your Firm’s Private Data Susceptible to Breach?
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
In today’s data age, almost all organizations store some form of private or confidential information, whether it is employees, customers, or information obtained from vendors.
Private Companies Rely on PS&F
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
40% of Washington’s twenty-five Largest Private Companies as identified by the Puget Sound Business Journal rely on Parker, Smith & Feek to provide some of their insurance needs.
Earthquake Insurance – Is Your Policy on Stable Ground?
Friday, August 1, 2008
The recent magnitude 5.4 quake in Southern California may have been moderate in severity and caused minimal damage, but it certainly rattled our memory that we too live in a seismically active area.Â
Biodiesel in Northwest Construction and Land Development Projects
Friday, December 14, 2007 - Puget Sound Business Journal
An often overlooked part of "green building" is the impact of construction on human health and the environment during the course of a project.
What Happens When Your Backhoe Becomes an Auto
Thursday, September 16, 2004
You probably already know that the world of insurance produces some interesting situations and possibilities. Unfortunately, your backhoe won’t become a Porsche overnight, but the definition of what constitutes an auto – for insurance purposes – is changing!
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