Much can be done to significantly reduce exposures that occur in a distribution operation. Download for an overview of Motion is Money a process of small changes that affect your organization's productivity efficiency and quality and in result affect your bottom line as well as reduce risk.

This edition of CNA Professional Counsel takes an in-depth look at lawyer advertising through new methods as well as some of the associated risks and best practices to consider.

Sound documentation is an essential risk management tool for aging services organizations enhancing both quality of care and legal defensibility. The healthcare information record serves first and foremost as the foundation for communication among providers and caregivers over time.

Medical directors play a key administrative role in many different types of healthcare operations.

This edition of Vantage Point® describes the complexities of acute-on-chronic staffing shortfalls, the root causes, and offers risk management recommendations and practical measures to strengthen staff loyalty and improve retention rates.

This edition of CareFully Speaking focuses on those aspects of resident care/service most vulnerable to documentation deficiencies, ranging from placement determination and risk assessment to medication therapy and changes in condition.

A fully remote law firm must navigate the same professional responsibilities as a traditional practice.

This edition of inBrief® offers a self-assessment tool designed to assess compliance with basic continuity of care protocols and determine where improvement is needed.

This edition of In Practice...with CNA addresses tax laws and regulations and risk management tips to avoid election deadlines or managing filing errors.

This edition of Vantage Point provides a decision-making framework, organized around 10 questions, to help administrators, healthcare providers or practice leaders identify and address risks associated with SOP and delegation standards.

CNA has compiled professional liability Claims data from recent years to analyze trends and provide tips for mitigating the risks associated with legal malpractice claims in Plaintiff’s Personal Injury/Property Damage.

This In Practice...with CNA® defines ethical principles that govern attorneys' behavior in bankruptcy cases. These help attorneys work to avoid problems, establish strong risk management procedures and serve their clients' interests successfully. 

The logistical complexity of lawyer mobility involves a combination of ethical responsibilities, professional liability concerns, practical client relationship management, and business strategy.

At CNA, we are committed to providing our customers with industry-specific resources related to emerging trends, risk mitigation and other topics of interest. Please subscribe to receive communications on the resources most relevant to your organization’s success.

PrepWise is a suite of impactful tools and actionable risk management resources with customized service tailored to our policyholders' unique exposures and opportunities.

The Healthcare Capabilities Brochure provides an overview of CNA's tailored coverages for aging services, allied healthcare facilities, physicians and more.

CNA's Equipment Breakdown insurance helps address financial loss due to accidental breakdown of certain machinery and equipment used in a business or office.

Water damage events are a primary cause of loss on construction sites. Learn about Wet Work Permits and more with this detailed guide.

If you own or lease space within a property in New York City, it is vital to understand where your responsibilities lie when it comes to sidewalk maintenance.

CNA’s office ergonomics services are designed to assist our policyholders in developing and sustaining an office ergonomics program

CNA is a trusted leader and top-five underwriter of healthcare insurance products. Our experience and dedication has earned us the status of "preferred provider" with LeadingAge and the Assisted Living Federation of America.

CNA is the nation's leading underwriter of Lawyers Professional Liability and Federal and State Judges Professional Liability coverage.

This sell sheet provides an overview of Commercial US Industrial Hygiene Services.

This edition of Professional Counsel® discusses the importance of attorneys maintaining proper LPL coverage throughout their career.

OSHA estimates that the new silica standard, — enforcement began September 2017 — will save over 600 lives and prevent more than 900 new cases of Silicosis, lung cancer, COPD and kidney disease caused by silica exposures each year.

This checklist provides considerations business leaders can take before, during and after a water damage incident to improve business resilience

Ergonomically designed furniture can reduce pain and injury increase productivity improve morale and decrease complaints.

Automobile loss due to negligent entrustment can arise from employees driving company-owned vehicles their personal vehicles or other vehicles on company business.

Most machines present hazards such as in-running nip points, rotating equipment, flying chips or sparks, belts or gears, and parts that impact or shear.

Businesses known for quality aim for continuous improvement and have formal Quality Management Systems in place.

Driver behavior affects your commercial auto fleet's performance and your bottom line every trip every day. However not every business gives this critical safety topic the attention it deserves and that can lead to costly liability claims.

This resource outlines the importance of compliance and safety efforts focused on federal requirements as of the date of this guide’s publication.

In today’s ultra-competitive business world, finding a way to increase profits is crucial, leading companies to transact business with clients beyond their own borders

Strategies to help improve common workplace material handling tasks.

This guide will help you to address challenges in the hospitality industry and create a work environment that prevents injuries, prioritizes employee well-being and enhances productivity.

Handling Georgia time-limited demands under O.C.G.A. 9-11-67.1.

In order to have a safe and reliable heating system, pre-season maintenance and inspection should be completed every year by trained and licensed professionals.

Implement a weather preparedness plan.

This edition of Professional Counsel® discusses how it is best to for attorneys to concentrate on the fundamentals of the attorney-client relationship and acting as the advocate under the parameters of a license to practice law.

This bulletin outlines our ergonomic direction and philosophy on dock safety and to eliminate or reduce the manual handling of materials and products to the greatest extent possible.

Vacant and idle facilities present a higher level of exposure for fire, theft and vandalism, water damage and many other perils.

If your company carries Workers Compensation insurance and meets the minimum premium threshold to be eligible in your state you will have an EMR. This guide will clear up some misconceptions about EMR and provide helpful examples to illustrate how it is calculated.

Here are ways you can leverage technology to minimize the impact and maximize the effectiveness of your water damage mitigation programs.

Review this guide to learn how to prepare for hailstorms.

An employee using their personal vehicle or hired (rental) vehicle to conduct business activities for their employer under the approval and/or knowledge of the employer constitutes H/NOA exposure.

Electrical equipment is usually well designed and properly installed. However, the principal reason for electrical system breakdown is the failure to maintain the installation in its designed state.

Cold weather brings the danger of impaired fire protection because of water freezing in sprinkler piping, underground mains, gravity suction tanks or fire pumps.

This edition of Carefully Speaking® offers recommendations that are intended to help aging services organizations evaluate and upgrade their degree pf security preparedness.

The two main aspects of a building’s ability to resist wildfire damage are the details of the construction and the characteristics of the defensible space, a cleared area surrounding the building.

When developing a prequalification form or application the hiring contractor should consider the following.