It is important to have enough coverage for the unexpected. Read about how to assess your district’s limits and determine if an increase is right for you.
READTULIP? Like the flower? Unfortunately not! TULIP is an acronym that stands for Tenant Users Liability Insurance Program. This is a type of coverage specially designed for tenants and users of venues who require short- term coverage for events not typically covered under their pre-existing coverages.
READThe CSD Pool provides its members with a $2,000,000 per occurrence limit under our Public Entity Liability coverage however this may not be enough to protect your district from discrimination claims.
READWhile during the pandemic, open spaces have seen an increase in activity, here are some factors to keep in mind to promote park safety for all.
READThe popularity of eSports has grown substantially, due to Covid-19, leading many companies to invest in this new technology. However, this quick, initial interest means that potential risk and liabilities may be overlooked.
READPublic entities should consider the following when posting and commenting online.
READAvoid environmental pollution by keeping an eye on water reservoirs both above and below ground.
READAn overview of new coverage options for members in 2021, including updates for Drone Coverage, Identity Theft Coverage and Volunteer Accident Coverage.
READDepending on the incident, find out which coverage applies to you. This article offers a quick overview and comparison of cyber coverage, crime coverage, and public officials liability coverage.
READHB20-1415 and SB20-205, introduced in the 2020 session of the Colorado General Assembly, took effect upon the Governor’s signature in the last couple of weeks. Some provisions of SB20-205 and the entirety of HB20-1415 place statutory requirements on employers (both public and private) in the context of the continuing COVID-19 public health crisis. The Colorado […]
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