Before dawn on Feb. 23, Darius Williams ran his Nissan Sentra off a North Carolina interstate at 80 miles per hour. A length of guardrail pierced his door, according to the police report, driving the 24-year-old’s body into the opposite back seat. Continue reading
Many years ago an insurance claims adjuster would get into a company vehicle with their Polaroid camera, calculator, note pad and perhaps Dictaphone in hand. They would visit the scene of the claim and survey it. Continue reading
Cyber Liability is becoming extremely important for all businesses. The way we do business has changed drastically over the past decade. Continue reading
Renters insurance in Las Vegas and throughout the United States is not required by law. Many people simply don’t see the necessity. However, the need is extremely important especially in the situation of a catastrophe. With the economy in Las Vegas taking such a huge hit over the past several years many individuals were forced to sell their homes and become renters. In the United States there are more renters now then their have been in the last 19 years. American home ownership is at the lowest percentage since 1995, according to the U.S. Census. Continue reading
The expansion of health insurance accomplished under the Affordable Care Act may alter costs for several major types of liability insurance, although any such changes are likely to be modest, according to a new RAND Corp. report. Continue reading
There’s a saying in the cybersecurity industry that there are two types of businesses today: Those that have been breached and know it and those that have been breached and just don’t know it. Continue reading
For landlord Peter Zagorianakos, terrorism insurance wasn’t a necessity until the bombs went off last April at the Boston Marathon and revealed a frightening pattern.
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As the final hours of Malaysian Air Flight MH370 remain wrapped in mystery, the question of who bears full liability for the jet’s disappearance is also unresolved Continue reading
