We are excited to offer you our Workers Compensation Mini College series via Webinar! Coast General Insurance Brokers, Brenda Allison, will be presenting “Understanding your Workers Compensation policy and Claims Procedures” The presentation will
In the construction industry, there are a number of liabilities that lay in wait. From injuries to employees to pedestrians to issues with foundations and electricity, the risks of working on a construction site are
The attorney-client privilege is a shield in legal matters that protects most communications between clients and their legal representation. However, according to the crime-fraud exception to the privilege, communication between a client and their attorney
Cooking equipment is the single most important element inside a kitchen and needs to be in good quality working condition in order to operate safely. One small failure could lead to a domino effect of
Non-emergency medical transport services have been changing exponentially in the age of ride-sharing. With the advent of companies like Lyft and Uber, the NEMT industry has helped to inspire startups in the space and expansions
In honor of Women’s Golf Day, we highlight our CEO, Brenda Allison. Brenda has had the honor of meeting and playing with some of the top Women golfers.
When it comes to picking the right contractor for a construction job, a client will consider a number of factors before shaking hands and getting things underway. From price to schedule, manpower to the scale
For attorneys, the idea of a legal malpractice lawsuit being brought against them is extremely unnerving and could lead to the possible ending of their career in the profession. Having something like this hanging over
According to OSHA, more than 5,000 people were killed on the job in 2017, not to mention the thousands of others who suffered another type of injury. Creating a safe work environment, especially in the
A serious issue not discussed enough among people with medical needs in the United States is the process of getting to and from medical care. Lack of transportation has accounted for nearly four million Americans
