Just released: How to raise venture capital in 2023

Download

Mobility


risk retention groups
November 10 • Errors & OmissionsRisk Management

What Are Risk Retention Groups & What’s Their Role?

Risk retention groups provide affordable and customized solutions for groups facing similar liabilities. Will it work for you?


captive_insurance
November 24 • Risk Management

When Does Captive Insurance Make Sense?

Captive insurance is popular with technology, rideshare, and on-demand companies. Here’s how it works best.


Rideshare webinar
July 17 • Thought Leadership

Key Takeaways from the Rideshare & P2P Leasing Panel

There were some great discussions covering the growth challenges Ride-Share / Peer-to-Peer companies face, and how to overcome them.


On Demand Takeawyas
June 12 • Thought Leadership

Key Takeaways from the On-Demand Delivery Panel

There were some great discussions covering key growth factors, challenges, and how the On-Demand Delivery industry is positioned to succeed.


Key Takeways Micromobility Panel
May 8 • Webinar

Webinar: Key Takeaways from the Micromobility Panel

There were some great discussions covering key growth factors, managing relationships with stakeholders, what micromobility is doing to help during the COVID-19 crisis, and how the industry is positioned to succeed.


reducing risk fo e scooter operators
April 8 • Cyber LiabilityGeneral Liability

Reducing Risk for E-Scooter Operators: Safety, Security & Hardware

In the context of e-scooter safety, we’ve teamed with ACTON to identify and mitigate the most significant risks operators face today.


micromobility trends
January 29 • Risk Management

Micromobility Trends 2020

Micromobility companies across the globe have progressed significantly in the past several years. This momentum only showcases consumer demand for last-mile transportation. And that’s just for starters. Here’s a roundup of 2019 happenings and what to expect from the micromobility space in 2020.


CaliforniaAB ruling
September 25 • EPLIWorker's Compensation

What does the California AB5 (gig economy) ruling mean for insurance?

California signed the AB5 (Gig Economy) ruling into law. This will have ramifications for the entire US insurance market, not just for CA.


HNOA Insurance
July 24 • HNOA

What is Hired and Non Owned Auto (HNOA) Insurance?

Does your business rent or hire vehicles? You should know about Hired and Non-Owned Auto Insurance. We break down who needs it and why.


insurance companies measure payroll post x
September 21 • Risk ManagementWorker's Compensation

How Insurance Companies Measure Payroll (and Bill You For It)

Payroll is payroll, right? If you’re a growing business operating in the 21st century, you’ve most likely read about or experienced the importance of separating salaried employees from 1099 workers (Independent Contractors).  If you’re less well-read on the subject, bottom line is this: at the end of the year, your workers compensation insurance carrier will “audit”


HNOA x
July 13 • Risk Management

FS101: Minimum On-Demand Delivery Insurance Requirements

Update: We’ve released a new whitepaper examining the Sharing Economy industry. We dive into the insurance landscape, legal climate and how to approach risk management for companies in this sector. You can download the report here! Basic risk management tips for on-demand delivery companies We work with no shortage of on-demand companies operating in the ride share, car


pexels photo
February 23 • HNOA

How to Get Auto Insurance for On-Demand Companies

Update: We’ve released a new whitepaper examining the Sharing Economy industry. We dive into the insurance landscape, legal climate and how to approach risk management for companies in this sector. You can download the report here! So you’re starting an on-demand company… The Basics Getting insurance in general can be a total pain (although we


how insurance adds value for startups
December 2 • Risk Management

2 Sneaky Ways Business Insurance Adds Value for Startups

Subtle Value-adds: Business Insurance It’s easy to think insurance is surplus when the company is just getting off the ground.  In the grand scheme of to-dos, insurance should probably fall by the wayside to goals like acquiring users, making money, building a minimum viable product, or finding investors. Many entrepreneurs view purchasing e-commerce insurance as