You’ve been invited to serve as a director or officer on the board of a corporation or nonprofit. This is an exciting opportunity that also comes with potential personal liability exposures across several areas, including employment and fiduciary liability. Nonprofits and corporations have unique risks. In general, larger companies mean greater risks, but the cost to […]

The Super Bowl, World Series, Kentucky Derby, and Stanley Cup are all fun to watch – and even more enjoyable when you host a party for friends and family, stocked with delicious food and drinks. Even if you’re hosting a small, socially distanced gathering this year, throwing a party in your house means you need […]

Smart devices, from voice-activated assistants to smart bulbs and thermostats, are becoming more and more prevalent in American homes. While these devices offer convenience and more control over your home, they can leave you at risk for privacy and security issues. Before you invest in the latest smart oven or dishwasher, learn how the connectivity […]

In recognition of Fire Prevention Week this October, we are reminding families to take the necessary fire safety precautions to prevent a house fire this year. According to the US Fire Administration (USFA), fire claims the lives of 3,275 Americans and injures well over 15,575 each year. Common Fire Starters & Fireproofing Your Home In […]

With the current labor shortage, contractors and contracting companies are backlogged. Homeowners with plumbing, electrical, and construction needs are being told it will take months to get a someone in. Because of this, many homeowners have turned to social media to recruit a skilled laborer. Hopefully one who can perform the work sooner than those companies already contacted. However, […]

As we approach Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period — which will take place October 15th through December 7th — we would like to encourage you to review your current coverage.  Although you may feel that your healthcare situation has not changed significantly and that your existing policy should remain in effect, it is important to sit down with your […]

Medicare is a federal program that provides Medicare Part A Hospital Insurance and Medicare Part B Medical Insurance to individuals who are 65 or older, under 65 with a qualifying disability, and any age with end-stage renal disease or ALS. Recently, our GIS team has noticed an increase in the number of fraudulent calls we’re […]

Choosing insurance may not be as romantic as deciding where to go on your honeymoon, but it is one of the most important things you can do as newlyweds. Although most couples are aware of the need to readdress their insurance needs when they get married, there is a disconnect between that awareness and whether […]

Though owning a swimming pool can allow you, family and friends to cool off in the summer heat, it also comes with serious responsibilities. After all, swimming pools can present significant safety hazards and potential liability risks. As such, consider these precautions to make sure your friends and family can enjoy your pool safely. Swimming […]

Do you have a home inventory created? If you answered no, let us ask you a few simple questions. Would you be able to create a detailed list of ALL your belongings? Can you remember makes, models, and serial numbers of all your appliances? Do you have any idea how many jeans, jackets, shorts, t-shirts, […]