Outdoor burning safety is more critical than ever, with wildfires scorching tens of thousands of acres of land in 2025. Learn more about PHLY's essential fire risk management tips for backyard fire pits, agricultural burns, and property protection to help prevent disasters and safeguard lives and assets.

With liability risks growing, schools face financial and reputational challenges that demand tailored solutions. Administrators can protect their students, staff, and their schools from costly claims with PHLY's comprehensive coverage plans.

Accidents happen, but what you do afterward can make all the difference. PHLY helps organizations implement clear evidence retention policies to avoid spoliation risks and prevent costly claims, sanctions, and settlements.

Scald injuries can happen in seconds—and for organizations serving children, seniors, or other vulnerable groups, the consequences can be severe. Practical prevention tips, first aid guidance, and strong risk management policies are key to reducing hazards and protecting both people and property.

Small oversights at non-profit special events can lead to big claims. Non-profit special event insurance helps protect your organization’s finances and reputation so you can focus on your mission.

Surety bonds can feel complex, but they’re a powerful way to help businesses secure contracts and protect obligations. Backed by A++ financial strength and expert support, PHLY offers a full range of surety solutions.

Staffing agencies face growing risks—from compliance challenges and discrimination claims to data breaches and workplace safety concerns. Effective risk management starts with thorough employee vetting, client assessments, and staying ahead of changing labor laws.

Winter storms can bring costly risks to businesses, from slips and falls to burst pipes and stranded vehicles. This guide shares five essential tips for winter weather preparedness to help organizations safeguard people, property, and operations.

When The Wizard of Oz blew into theaters in 1939, one major character was absent from certain news reports.