Public Official Bonds

These bonds protect the public by guaranteeing the faithful performance of the public official’s duties of office.

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Surety Bonds Protect Taxpayers From Public Officials

Public officials are present at every level of government. There are public officials in 1,000 resident towns just as there are in Washington, D.C. Federal, state, county, or local laws often require these public officials to be bonded with a public...

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Public Projects: Get Ahead of The Bid

Winning public projects is key for growth in the construction business. To increase your chances, get in the know about upcoming opportunities before the official call for bids. Early intel gathering ensures you are organized and prepared for a competitive...

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ERISA Fidelity Bonds # 10 Facts Plan Sponsors Need To Know

Compiled with guidance from accountants, attorneys, and ERISA compliance experts If you sponsor a workplace retirement plan — a 401(k), profit-sharing plan, or similar arrangement — you carry one of the most consequential legal obligations in employment law. Embedded within...

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Civil Lawsuits and Court Bonds: An Overview

Simply put, a civil lawsuit is a legal dispute between individuals, businesses or government entities. Instead of prosecution for criminal charges, a civil lawsuit seeks resolution of a private dispute through compensation, enforcement of an action or the ceasing of...

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Considering Public Builds?

Secured With Tax Revenues, Bonds or Grants Public builds come in all shapes and sizes. From the local library or school district, to the county hospital system, statewide transit and utility agencies, and on up to federally funded infrastructure builds,...

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Snapshot: Bonds Used In Civil Litigation

Civil court bonds are a type of surety bond that can be ordered by the court to safeguard the position of either a plaintiff or defendant, while minimizing the risk to the other, until a final decision is made. Types...

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Wills: The Role of Executor and Executor Bonds Explained

In most families, someone will have to take on the role of executor, at least once in a generation. Why? When a will is written, the testator (aka person creating the will), must name a responsible adult to execute it....

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Estate in Conflict? A Guide to Probate Litigation and Court-Required Bonds

In most families, when a loved one passes away, the goal is to honor their legacy and intentions and ensure a smooth and peaceful transition of assets. Unfortunately, however, sometimes confusion, concerns, conflicts or other challenges can lead to probate...

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Understanding Estate Bonds: A Quick Guide

Managing the estate of a deceased loved one can feel like stepping into a complex puzzle, in part due to the legal protocols and terms. Among the many requirements you might encounter, one that often causes confusion is the estate...

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