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Hidden Risks: Cyber Crime

Construction Business Owner

You have probably been hearing more about the concept of cyber liability from your insurance broker. Your construction firm is not likely selling products or services over the Internet, so you may be wondering why you would need cyber liability insurance. Consider some examples from high-profiles companies.

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Liability and BIM Participation

Construction Business Owner

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is gaining ground as construction participants recognize the benefits of computer modeling. However, participants should enter this new modeling world recognizing that these opportunities come with costs and risks.

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Safety Training in the Workplace: Avoiding OSHA Fines and Costly Risks

Safety Services Company

OSHA fines, liability risks, and potential harm to team members are major concernsand all of these issues can often be traced back to insufficient safety training or poorly implemented safety programs. It reduces risks while empowering your team to make smarter, safer decisions every day.

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Achilles Acquires GRMS: Supply Chain Risk Management Solutions

Safety Services Company

The supply chain industry is rapidly evolving, making effective supply chain risk management solutions more critical than ever. If youve been keeping an eye on recent industry developments, youve probably seen that Achilles Information Ltd recently acquired Global Risk Management Solutions (GRMS).

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GHG, SHG, SEC Regulations – Facilities Regs and Reporting Changes Coming Soon

Job Order Contracting

How a company assesses and plans for climate-related risks may have a significant impact on its future financial performance and investors’ return on their investment in the company. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposal to require that public companies disclose climate-related information. Is your organization ready?

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SEC Climate Risk Rule is Transformative At a Cost

Green Building Law Update

Securities and Exchange Commission voted 3 to 1 to issue a long awaited proposed new rule to mandate climate risk disclosures by public companies and other businesses in their supply chains. The rule, which SEC Chair Gary Gensler acknowledges is based on the U.K.

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The UK Sets the Scene for Mandatory ESG Laws in the Western World

Green Building Law Update

On their face the two new statutory instruments apply to all UK registered companies and LLPs with over 500 employees with an annual turnover of more than £500 million; and also all UK Public Interest Entities, being companies currently required to produce a non-financial information statement under existing reporting laws.