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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Some recent publicity, most notably the #MeToo movement, has made this an important topic. Sexual Assault can occur in many different forms – inappropriate contact and rape to name a few. According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), 91% of victims of Sexual Assault are female. Even …
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Continue ReadingApril is Distracted Driving Awareness month. We know that texting and driving is terribly dangerous. According to the National Safety Council, cell phone use while driving leads to 1.6 million crashes each year. Cellphones aren’t the only challenge. A lot of focus is given to driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs. Consider these additional …
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Continue ReadingSpring has sprung and, while that means summer is around the corner, it also means flood season. Most Americans live or work in areas that have some kind of floor risk. Unfortunately, many still do not have flood insurance, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.). Flooding is caused by a number of conditions including …
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Insuring a church is more than covering the building and its contents inside. It’s important to consider a variety of situations and possibilities to ensure you have the coverage needed in the event of a loss.
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A recent Outside the Lines article published on ESPN.com outlined a new and growing threat to football: an evaporating insurance market.
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In the past few months, we have seen situations of rental properties with major losses as a result of a tenant’s negligence.
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Get moving and keep on going. That’s the main takeaway of a new study led by the Cleveland Clinic’s Dr. Wael Jaber that’s highlighted in this MarketWatch story.
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It’s that time of year again! The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is upon us beginning on October 15th and ending on December 7th.
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When we think of extreme weather like hurricanes and tornados, we picture certain states or regions.
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August is a month for preparation and checkups. Fall is around the corner and families are preparing for the new school year.
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