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So. Dakota Cell Phone Rules Might Be Tried Again
egislation to ban or limit the use of cellular phones while driving arises again in the next state legislative session. Colorado Gov.…Read more →Office Safety – Ladder Safety
We have all worked on or around ladders at some time in our lives, either at work, at home or both.Ladders are…Read more →Wedding Insurance
Fantasies of the perfect wedding never included banquet halls going bust or lovebirds losing their jobs.But a calamity can sneak up on…Read more →Beware of Negligent Auditing
Recently, I was stalled by the Whole Foods cash register operator, who first asked me whether I have cold and hot deli…Read more →Funny Insurance Law Suites
We have been paying close attention to everything that happens on the field of law suites and rulings. Starting today, we will…Read more →Insuring Climate Change
Climate change is a fact. Countering it is a must. We are convinced that climateprotection makes economic sense, as it would be…Read more →Food Stamps – Chance to Survive
According to Reuters 32.2 million people, one in every 10 americans, received food stamps recently. This is the record and reflection of…Read more →Contractor GL CG2139 Form
The Contractual Liability Limitation eliminates coverage for liability assumed in a hold harmless or indemnity agreement. A typical hold harmless agreement includes…Read more →New Auto Crash Test Report by Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Dodge Ram 1500, and Nissan Titan scored low on crash test. Side airbags and occupant protection in these pickups…Read more →Hostile Workplace
Insurancejournal reports that a federal jury has awarded $50,000 to a North Carolina construction worker who says co-workers hurled racial epithets at…Read more →Five Major Causes for Slip-and-Fall Accidents
1. Lack of slip resistance on walking surfaces2. Poor walking surface conditions 3. Poor visibility 4. Lack or poor condition of handrails…Read more →Workers Comp Losses Increase in Medical Payment
Medical costs across the country now account for nearly 60% of workers compensation losses, up from 40% during the early 1980s, NCCI…Read more →Make insurance the easiest thing on your to-do list.
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