The Driver’s Guide to Roadside Inspections

Roadside inspections are examinations of commercial motor vehicles or drivers. These inspections are conducted by specially trained inspectors on behalf of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and are used primarily to intervene when motor carriers or their drivers are in violation of FMCSA regulations or operating unsafely. To help you avoid violations, it’s important to have a basic understanding of roadside inspections.

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Employee Spotlight: Paulie Kulesza

Please join us in welcoming Paulie Kulesza to Seubert’s Commercial Lines Division as a Strategic Risk Advisor based out of our Philadelphia Office!

5 Trends Shaping 2026 Employee Benefits

Understanding the latest employee benefits trends can help organizations plan ahead and offer a benefits package that meets the evolving needs of workers.

Cybersecurity Trends to Watch Heading Into 2026

Learn the top cybersecurity trends shaping 2026 and how businesses can strengthen defenses, improve compliance, and build true cyber resilience.

Preventing Burnout During the Holiday Season

Everyday life can be hectic enough without the added pressure of the holidays, which can also be a source of major stress and burnout for many people. Burnout isn’t just about being tired; it’s emotional, mental and physical depletion caused by prolonged stress.

Attractive Nuisances on Construction Sites

Attractive nuisances are manufactured conditions on your property, vacant site or active site after hours that draw trespassers, particularly children and minors. Construction sites pose significant attractive nuisance hazards.

IRS Releases Employee Benefit Plan Limits for 2026

Many employee benefits are subject to annual dollar limits that are updated for inflation before the beginning of each calendar year. Note that some benefit limits are not adjusted for inflation, such as the catch-up contribution limit for HSAs.