In today’s increasingly litigious environment, lawsuits stemming from liability incidents have surged in frequency and severity, leaving many organizations with substantial losses. Fortunately, that’s where commercial umbrella insurance can help.
A variety of trends have contributed to the rise of commercial auto losses. Here is a look at the most significant factors driving commercial auto losses across the country.
Valentine’s Day approaches, often marked by the exchange of jewelry as a symbol of love. While insuring every piece may not be practical, it’s advisable to consider insurance for expensive items, particularly those worn frequently.
Car owners often assume that if their car is totaled, it will be replaced at the amount they paid, or at least the amount they owe. However, that’s not always the case — learn why and what you can do to protect yourself.
As winter approaches, it’s time to think about safely storing your recreational vehicle to avoid damage from the harsh weather and roads. Utilize the following guidance to properly prepare and store your vehicle this winter.
Electric cars continue to make headlines, but anyone who’s had such a vehicle sneak up behind them while on foot knows how quiet they are. These vehicles, along with hybrid cars, run much more quietly than gas-powered cars—posing a serious risk to unaware pedestrians.
The top source of fires in American homes comes from fuel-burning appliances—such as a wood-burning stove. Consider the following guidance to ensure safe operation of your stove—keeping you, your family and your home protected against the risk of a fire.
When outside temperatures begin to drop, one of the most costly consequences is the increased energy it takes to maintain a comfortable home temperature. With this in mind, consider these tips to reduce your monthly utility bills in the winter.
Driving in adverse weather conditions can be downright nerve-wracking. It can also be very dangerous. Being aware of how to modify your driving during heavy rain, snow and fog can help you stay calm and safe during your journey. Consider the following tips when driving in extreme weather.
Read our blog post, Ice Dams: A Winter Challenge for Homeowners for some great tips on preventing ice dams and what to do in the case of ice dams on your roof. Ice dams are more than just an inconvenience—they can cause significant damage to your home. While prevention is the best strategy, ice dams can still form despite your efforts, so having a response plan is crucial. Ice dams occur when attic air warms to above freezing, causing snow on the roof to melt. As the water runs down the roof and reaches the colder edges, it refreezes, creating an ice dam. These dams block water from draining off the roof, causing it to pool and seep under shingles, into the attic, or along exterior walls.