Property

Building, contracts, security, playgrounds, parking lots, entry, accessibility

Stolen loot used to buy Mont Blanc pens, a grand piano, and jewelry, among other lavish items.

Richard R. Hammar

Thieves are looking to cash-in on catalytic converters and your church’s fleet could be at risk.

Richard R. Hammar

Eye-popping property damage insurance claims show why churches even in warmer states need to prepare and respond when winter weather looms large.

Matthew J. Branaugh

Churches are often the first to offer relief. Here's how to become part of the effort.

The Editors

A local pastor and neighboring landowners expressed concerns over noise and safety.

Richard R. Hammar

Court: Plaintiff was aware of the inherent danger of stepping off church’s ceiling joists before falling.

Richard R. Hammar

But this case highlights the need for churches to set up stringent safeguards for inherently risky activities.

Richard R. Hammar

Landowners may face liability if their actions result in environmental damage to neighboring properties.

Richard R. Hammar

If it looks suspicious, pause and take these steps.

Interview by Bobby Ross, Jr.

How the pandemic has shaped the way church leaders mitigate the spread of sicknesses—and what to expect going forward.

James F. Cobble Jr.

The plaintiff “did not take reasonable care” when ascending an irregular stairway.

Richard R. Hammar

And how you can make sure your church isn't one of the statistics.

The Editors

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