In 2026, executive, HR, and fiduciary risks are increasingly shaped by process discipline and governance documentation—especially around AI use, employment decisions, and retirement plan oversight.
Commercial auto has remained one of the most challenging insurance lines for years. Even “minor” incidents can become expensive due to medical costs, attorney involvement, and litigation pressures.
Most businesses don’t plan to deal with a lawsuit—until they have one. And when it happens, the true cost often goes far beyond legal fees: leadership distraction, reputational damage, and settlement pressure that can feel disconnected from the incident itself.
If you’re a business owner, CFO, or HR leader, your insurance renewal probably feels like a moving target. You hear the market is “improving,” but your renewal still comes back with higher deductibles, tighter terms, or a premium jump you didn’t budget for.
Everyday business risks are disruptions that feel operational — not catastrophic — until they trigger lost revenue, claims, or compliance issues. These are the risks most businesses don’t plan for because they don’t feel like insurance problems at first.
Business relies more on technology than we ever have. Technology has given you the tools to grow your business, but it also makes your ability
Stillwell Risk Partners is proud to announce the Risk Assessment 360 Program. Designed to eliminate some of the most common problems with business and personal
The answer to this question typically starts with, “it depends.” It’s hard to find this information online because your business is unique and has unique
A Business Owners Policy (often called a BOP by insurance agents) is a really good insurance policy. However, there are certain areas of coverage where
When I talk with business owners and ask them about their risks, I’ve found that most keep their business and personal insurance with separate insurance