Installing a lightning protection system is a valuable investment when constructing, renovating, or repairing homes. Homeowners insurance typically covers lightning-related damages, while some policies extend coverage to power surge damages resulting from lightning strikes.
For those holding a CDL or CLP, note the amended Commercial Driver License standards known as the “CDL Permit Rule,” implemented by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Starting in July 2016, the Massachusetts RMV will enforce this regulation.
Homeowners can rent property to tenants regularly, and it’s crucial for them to take protective measures for their rental investments. Here are some recommendations and tips for those who continuously rent out residential property.
In 2015, dog bites and related injuries comprised over a third of all liability claim payouts in homeowners insurance. Despite a 7.2 percent decrease in nationwide dog bite claims, the average cost per claim surged by 16 percent.
When purchasing automobile insurance, being well-informed is essential for making intelligent decisions due to the various factors involved. One critical decision is whether to invest in uninsured motorists (UM) and underinsured motorists (UIM) coverage.
To ensure excellent home insurance coverage, prioritize value over price. Understanding the essential components of a comprehensive insurance plan for your home, valuables, and liability is crucial whether you’re a new homeowner or have owned your home for some time.
Data security and privacy remain paramount for businesses across all scales due to the diverse sources of cyber attacks and data breaches. These threats encompass both external criminals and internal factors, necessitating protection against various risks such as document loss, employee misconduct, and online intrusions. Implementing a three-pronged approach is essential for safeguarding private information.
The House of Representatives is set to deliberate on legislation proposed by the Financial Services Committee, aimed at regulating Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) such as Uber and Lyft. The proposed legislation establishes a new regulatory division, Ride For Hire, within the Department of Public Utilities, responsible for overseeing TNCs and their drivers, ensuring compliance with insurance requirements and background checks.