With snowfall persisting this week and several more weeks of winter remaining, property owners are diligently clearing driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks. As snow accumulates, it’s crucial to monitor roofs and mitigate risks of damage from ice dams and excessive snow load weight while staying safe from a hazardous situation.
Neglecting to fully clear snow and ice from your vehicle’s roof and windows isn’t just risky but could lead to hefty fines and legal consequences. Please take the extra few minutes to make sure your car is properly cleared to protect yourself and others on the road.
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.
Property owners must manage snow accumulation on roofs during winter storms to prevent hazards. From clearing snow from vents to watching for structural weaknesses, taking proactive steps can safeguard against damage and potential accidents.
The choice of where to obtain Workers’ Comp Insurance can impact your business. While classification rates are determined by the Commonwealth, individual insurance companies may offer modified or decreased rates for specific job classifications, potentially leading to cost savings.
The Affordable Care Act introduced numerous reforms in 2014, with additional provisions such as the shared responsibility penalty and related requirements set to take effect in 2015. The impact of these changes on your business hinges on the size of the employer group your company belongs to.
Murphy Insurance Agency proudly celebrates the success of its Toys for Tots Drive, gathering 691 toys and securing a $200 cash donation through its Facebook® campaign. These efforts have spread joy to numerous children, embodying the agency’s commitment to compassion and generosity.
Fire is the primary cause of property loss annually in the U.S., with nearly 500,000 structure fires reported, amounting to around $10 billion in property damage. This peril claims thousands of American lives yearly and inflicts over 15,000 injuries.
Starting January 1, 2015, OSHA introduces stringent regulations for reporting and recording severe work-related injuries or fatalities, aiming to bolster workplace safety. With 4,405 workplace fatalities in 2013 alone, the initiative targets proactive prevention measures and employer accountability to curb such incidents.
Starting October 1, 2014, cell phone use while driving in Vermont is prohibited, requiring hands-free operation for electronic devices to comply with the law. All drivers must be mindful of these regulations when operating a vehicle in the state.