If you’re a contractor working in New York, you’ve likely heard about the infamous Labor Law 240 and 241 — statutes that can make contractors liable for certain worker injuries, even if they weren’t negligent. As a result, many general liability policies in New York specifically exclude Labor Law claims unless special coverage is purchased.
If you’re a New York contractor, understanding the implications of Labor Law 240 and 241 is essential—not just for compliance, but to protect your business from devastating financial losses. Whether you’re a general contractor, subcontractor, or construction business owner, these laws can create major legal liabilities if you’re not properly insured. In this article, we’ll
Learn about the unique risks contractors face and the importance of having tailored insurance coverage. Find out how to get the right contractor insurance near you.
Let’s be honest — if contractors ran this country, we’d have a whole lot less red tape, a lot more common sense, and probably a few more barbecues. While politicians debate, contractors get things done. They wake up at dawn, put in a hard day’s work, and fix problems you didn’t even know you had.
In the high-pressure, deadline-driven world of contracting, what separates the average from the exceptional isn’t just technical skill — it’s character. The most successful contractors in the Tri-State area and beyond share a distinct set of traits that fuel their growth, protect their businesses, and earn them loyal clients. Whether you’re a small operation or
When it comes to protecting your construction business, choosing the right insurance partner isn’t just about rates and policy documents — it’s about trust, service, and real-world support when you need it most. In a city like New York, where job sites are demanding, regulations are strict, and claims can quickly spiral into major issues,
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