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Beginning in April of 2010 (Which is Right Now), all contractors who perform renovation, repair, and/or painting work on homes, apartments and/or child occupied facilities built before 1978 MUST BE CERTIFIED in Lead Safe Work Practices. Read More

In the construction and mechanical industries workers compensation insurance (workers comp) can be a severe expense. Read More

Home-Based Business is a topic I will stand on a soap box for. Because the liability (and property) repercussions of NOT properly insuring a Home-based Business can be devastating. Read More

You recently read somewhere (maybe the Albany Insurance Professional) that blogging can be an amazingly rewarding experience for an Insurance Agency. And now you want to start an Agency Blog. But where do you start? Read More

Regardless of my personal opinion on whether this bill will help the US as a whole in the long-term, it does provide valuable coverage to individuals that otherwise had none. I believe in the idea of Health Care Reform just not the practice of it, yet... Read More

March is RyanHanley.com's birthday month. The Albany Insurance Professional blog has been alive and cranking out Insurance content for over a year now and I want to thank each and every person who has participated in the sites success. Read More

For many 21st Century companies physical assets no longer hold the greatest Loss Value. This is especially true for Technology Companies, many of whom derive their entire Organizational worth from the data, information and intellectual property they control. Read More

The concept of developing a brand for your business has been around for a long time. But branding has changed over the last few years as blogging, internet marketing, and social media have grown. Read More

Are you certain that your insurance company will provide legal defense for your organization in the event of lawsuit? Read More

Where a Bid Bond ensures the good faith of a Contractor's work-bid, a Performance Bond ensures monetary compensation to the client in the event the Contractor fails to finish the project according to the specifications laid out by the contract (most often due to the default or bankruptcy of the contractor). Read More