How Insurance Builds Resilience Against An Active Assailant Attack

Workplace violence is constantly in the news, as an average of more than one mass shooting per day occurs in the U.S. Businesses of all sizes need to step up their preparedness plans and explore the additional protections of active assailant insurance.

Merrill Herzog CEO Paul Hatcher and Samphire Risk CEO Charlie Hanbury join RIMScast to discuss how insurance is evolving to be more focused on pre-incident triggers and services and ultimately demonstrates duty-of-care to employees.

The discussion also explores:

The importance of crisis preparedness and response.
What drives the need for active assailant insurance.
What insureds should expect in a modern plan.

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Topics

Insurance
Risk Management

Tags

Workplace Violence
Active Assailant Attack
Active Assailant Insurance
Active Shooter
Duty of Care
Mass Violence
Merrill Herzog

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