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Posted in General, Business
Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance can help mechanics, contractors and manufacturers manage the financial risks associated with faulty workmanship claims. It provides extra protection by covering damages that arise from a business’s negligent act, error or omission, or from defective parts or improper installation.
Posted in General, Home
14,000 people in the U.S. experience a water damage emergency at home or work each day. Water damage is typically messy, can be hazardous and depending on the root cause for the damage, a costly nightmare.
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The holidays are a perfect time for getting together with family and friends. Rarely do we consider how our festive decorations could put us at risk for injury or fire. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) estimates that every year more than 15,000 injuries involving holiday decorations are seen in emergency departments nationwide during November and December. These reminders can go a long way to keeping your family safe during the holiday season.
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From clothes to appliances and even groceries, almost anything can be purchased online — and many of us are doing just that. In fact, 95% of Americans have reported to shopping online at least yearly1. As we continue to shift toward this trend, the amount of fraud and/or identity theft incidences are increasing. In 2016, cyber criminals stole from 15.4 million Americans, up 16 percent since 2015. In total, they stole $16 billion — more than $1,000 per victim2.
The next time you buy online, follow these tips to protect yourself from falling victim to fraud or theft.
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What do most small businesses, including contractors, hair stylists and florists have in common? They likely use technology to run their business. Any company that has a website, email system, or stores confidential information electronically, needs cyber liability coverage.
Posted in General, Auto, Home
As an auto or home policyholder, many of us forgo reading the fine print when it comes to our policies. We rely on our independent agent to help us choose the right coverage based on our needs. However, as you meet with your agent, you may want to discuss what your current policy covers so you are not surprised if you file a claim.