Gregory's Business Insurance Blog April 2008 Archive

The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments on April 23, 2008 in a case that, depending on its outcome, could dramatically affect the way employers handle health and disability ... Read More

To my Pennsylvania Readers, take a deep breath, the Democratic Primary will be all over soon and the machine will leave your state. No more auto calls or visits from ... Read More

The Mississippi Insurance Commissioner is reminding those that live in Mississippi to check their insurance policies for earthquake coverage. This is good advice for all businesses and homeowners in the ... Read More

Just to keep everyone updated on the continuing dispute between Allstate and the State of Florida. On April 4, 2008, the District Court of Appeal, First District, State of Florida, ... Read More

April 15 - Tax Day in the United States. It could be worse... we could have a value added tax like some of our neighbors and then everyday would be ... Read More

One day left until tax day. Remember that certain business insurance premiums are tax deductible. You can get additional help at the tax guidesite. If you need an extension, the ... Read More

The decision of the Louisiana Supreme Court earlier this week, finding in favor of the insurer in a case involving an interpretation of the flood exclusion in a commercial property ... Read More

In 2005, Joseph Sher owned and lived in a five-unit apartment building in New Orleans. Hurricane Katrina struck and his apartment building was inundated with four feet of water. He ... Read More

More employees are turning to their employers for help in long-term financial planning. That is the result of the 6th Annual MetLife Study of Employment Benefit Trends. The survey ... Read More

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Last week, The Court of Appeal First District, Florida, has upheld the Florida Office of Insurance's suspension of Allstate. To keep up on the drama, you can look at my ... Read More

I read an excellent article at Americanprinter.com written by Frank Pennachio of WorkComp Partners that talks about eight mistakes businesses make when considering workers' compensation insurance. I encourage you to ... Read More

The Bush administration's proposal to create a federal insurance regulator and then to allow insurers to chose whether they would be regulated by the states or by the federal office ... Read More