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Author: Tyler Bartosh

A third-generation insurance agency owner and agent since 2007, Tyler Bartosh is the consummate “insurance geek,” using his passion for business, knowledge of insurance, and advocacy for clients to help serve as the expert buyer of insurance. He helps businesses implement risk management strategies that save both time and money, so those resources can be put towards other initiatives in your company. Tyler continues to expand his risk management knowledge and certifications. He has earned his Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) and Cannabis Insurance Coverage Specialist (CICS) designations. Away from his career in insurance, he enjoys spending time with his family & friends, volunteering throughout the community, golf, fishing, snowboarding, hiking and virtually anything outdoors and traveling to see live music. Tyler has a wife Emily (who is also an underwriter in the insurance industry), their dog Lucy and a baby girl, Sophie Constance. 

How Can I Save Money on My Business Insurance?

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Let’s face it, most people want value when purchasing something. Whether that is a safe and reliable vehicle at an affordable price, quality craftsmanship in remodeling your home (without breaking the bank) or your business insurance package – quality and price are important.  So you may be wondering, how can I keep my insurance premiums […]

COVID-19 Updates and Agency Accessibility

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Coronavirus Updates – Office Closures and Accessibility COVID-19 is presenting historic challenges for all citizens of the world and we are here ready to help.  While executive actions have been taken to reduce the spread of the virus, we understand that this has directly impacted the individuals and businesses who have placed their trust in […]

The Dangers of Misclassifying Employees on Workers Compensation

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One of the most common workers’ compensation premium fraud schemes occur when business owners intentionally misclassify their employees as independent contractors or subcontractors.  This is typically done to reduce not only their insurance premiums but also reduces or eliminates employee expenses such as: Workers Compensation Taxes (Social Security, Medicare, Federal & State unemployment, etc) Employee […]

What is Cyber Liability?

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Does your business have a cyber exposure? YES!  Let’s jump right to the point; every business has a need for Cyber Liability.  More than ever, we are seeing these cybercriminals targeting small businesses.  Although you may think of the big companies such as Sony, Target or Home Depot in recent years, it is now small mom-and-pop […]

Who’s the Boss After a Loss?

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Your Duties After a Loss As insurance professionals, we’re in the business to pay claims.  After all, that is why individuals, families and business owners invest money each year – to manage the risks that face them.  An insurance policy is called a “conditional contract”.  This means that if the insured does X , the insurer will do […]

Clarifying New OSHA Record-keeping Requirements: Employers Must Electronically Submit 300A Data

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Clarifying New OSHA Record-keeping Requirements: Employers Must Electronically Submit 300A Data Recently, the Trump administration along with OSHA has made the decision to roll back part of their Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses final rule.  With this change, employers no longer need to electronically submit the 300 or 301 forms but must still comply with […]