Friday, June 19, 2020That Texting-While-Driving Ticket Will Likely Increase Your Premium One of the main reasons that car insurance rates are going up is the increase in distracted driving, which has led to a significant jump in vehicular deaths and accidents in the last five years. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 15, 2020Preparing Your Household for a Hurricane Hurricanes can cause a tremendous amount of death and destruction. Longtime residents of coastal Florida, the Carolinas, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana are familiar with the drill - but there are always procrastinators. Hurricane preparedness takes time. READ MORE >>
Friday, June 12, 2020Tips for Business Owners to Prevent Burglaries About 90 percent of preventing burglaries consists of physical security measures. If a business or business complex is locked, it is harder for criminals to enter the property. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 8, 202010 Ways Commercial Property Owners Can Protect Vacant Buildings Vacant buildings are common products of a slow economy. Researchers said that recent statistics only show about a one percent decrease in vacant buildings in recent years. If buildings do not have any personal property or occupants in them, they are more likely to face several types of problems. READ MORE >>
Friday, June 5, 2020How to Pick the Right Amount of Business Income Insurance
When an organization considers buying property insurance, the focus is often on the building the organization owns or rents and its contents. While it is very important to carry the right kind of insurance on a building and personal prope... READ MORE >>
Monday, June 1, 2020After A Hurricane: What To Do Right Now and Steps To Take In The Coming Weeks Hurricanes represent the biggest natural disasters, in terms of the total dollar value of loss. This is not just because of the potential strength of the storms, but the population density of the costal areas affected by high winds, torrential rains and storm surge. READ MORE >>
Monday, May 25, 2020How to Protect Directors & Officers from Lawsuits Imagine these scenarios affecting organizations of varying types and sizes: Members of a trade association sue the group's board of directors, accusing them of mismanaging association funds by spending thousands of dollars on a project that went nowhere. READ MORE >>
Friday, May 22, 2020Why it's not a Good Idea for Contractors to do Unfamiliar Work Contractors who are picking up projects to stay busy are starting to move into areas that they are not familiar with, which means they are taking more risks. Experts say that with such limited work opportunities, contractors are faced with having to change their operations. READ MORE >>
Monday, May 18, 2020Homeowner Planning for Natural Disasters
Planning Ahead
Though it may never happen, it's well worth taking the time and effort to plan for natural disasters. All of these plans need to include an escape route from the home, to be reviewed every six months, with each member of the family knowi... READ MORE >>
Friday, May 15, 2020Preparing Your Home for Disaster When it's hurricane season in the Gulf states and Hawaii, it's also wildfire season throughout the west. Earthquakes are always in season, and flooding never goes out of style. Are you ready for the next disaster, whether natural or man-made? READ MORE >>
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