Tax season is fast approaching. As accountants, bookkeepers, and tax professionals prepare for the busy season, now is a good time to ensure that they have adequate insurance coverage.

Market researchers evaluate the feasibility of a new product or service, through conducting research directly with potential consumers. By using this method, organizations can discover their ideal market, collect and document opinions, and make informed business decisions. Marketing agencies with expertise in this process can help companies who are unable to conduct their own research.

Public relations professionals analyze, develop, and implement communications and promotion strategies and information programs, publicize events and activities, and maintain media relations on behalf of businesses, governments, and other organizations. In general, they work for consulting firms, advertising agencies, corporations, associations, governments, nonprofits, museums, galleries, public interest organizations, and other organizations, or they may be self-employed. These agents include entertainment, literary, and sports agents.

SWG strives to provide the best technology and human expertise when handling claims. As such, International Programs Group (IPG) has joined forces with the London market of SCM Insurance Services, a third-party administration company. IPG is one of North America's leading TPA providers with offices in Canada and the United States. The company is fully staffed to handle claims of all types, and provides claims services to MGAs, Lloyd's syndicates, domestic insurers, and self-insured entities. IPG offers a full range of claims services as your claims department. IPG's offices are staffed with Senior Examiners and qualified Desktop Examiners, who are dedicated to meeting the specialized needs of our clients.

Companies that manufacture products, operate heavy machinery, and operate large warehouses take on larger risks than they might realize. Manufacturers may be held liable for a variety of bodily injury and property damage claims, as well as any medical or other expenses incurred by injured parties.

A University of Regina study found that workers' compensation boards accepted 271,806 claims for lost time due to injury in 2019. The majority of these claims came from Quebec, with 82,821. The most injury-related deaths occurred in Alberta, with 85, while the highest number of occupational disease deaths occurred in Ontario, with 226.