There is no such thing as “earthquake weather.” Statistically there is approximately an equal distribution of earthquakes in cold weather, hot weather and rainy weather. Earthquakes are natural disasters that come without much warning – if any. According to the California Integrated Seismic Network, warning times can be anywhere from a few minutes to just […]
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Employers Guidance on the COVID-19 Vaccine
Illinois is poised to enter Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution in February or March. Many employers are wondering how the vaccine distribution will occur in their industry as well as whether to require the vaccine and how to implement a plan. We wanted to give you some guidance on what we have found. […]
Read MorePet Safety Tips During The Fall Weather
When I think of fall, the first things that pop into my head are the leaves changing colors, pumpkins, apple cider, Halloween, cooler weather and shorter days. While this season is an exciting time for many people across the United States, it can be a dangerous time for your pets. Between the sudden drop in […]
Read More8 Ways Safety Shoes Protect You on the Job
When you think about shoes for the workplace, heavy-duty footwear such as steel toe boots may come to mind. These boots are important personal protective equipment (PPE) that many industrial and construction worksites require. There are many kinds of shoes that can make jobs safer, though, not just steel toe boots. Other types of boots […]
Read MoreHow To Guide To Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas produced by the incomplete burning of any carbon-containing material, including gasoline, natural gas, propane, coal or wood. CO is dangerous because it replaces oxygen in the blood and interferes with the transport of needed oxygen to cells in the body. Safety Tips Many incidents involving carbon monoxide […]
Read MoreA Message to Our Loyal Customers from Owner, Bob Keller
Hi there, We wanted to give you an update of what is happening on the insurance side of things for the COVID-19, better known as the Coronavirus. Many are asking if Business Income or Business Interruption Coverage would cover a loss of business due to the Coronavirus. The short answer is “no”. In order for […]
Read MoreBrain Injury Awareness in Sports
The Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) has proudly led the nation in observing Brain Injury Awareness Month by conducting an awareness campaign in March of each year. Coaches of every school athletic team and every extracurricular athletic activity should be trained to recognize the signs and symptoms of brain injury, says the BIAA. This […]
Read MoreFive Ways to Manage Commercial Property Risks
While you are on the hunt for a new space for your business, finding the right space requires the close consideration of several factors, like neighborhood, traffic, safety and compliance concerns. When you are going over your options, keep in mind that certain qualities of a particular space may increase your risk and impact […]
Read MoreWill a Homeowners Insurance Claim Negatively Affect You?
Before making a claim, you should call your insurance agent. Being a homeowner, you know there are things that may breakdown or get damaged. There is a difference between regular maintenance and needing to file a homeowners insurance claim. Filing a homeowners claim can negatively affect you and may even lead to a non-renewal of […]
Read MoreWays to Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
According to the Insurance Information Institute, the number of consumers who fell victim of identity fraud was 14.4 million in 2018. Even though this number is lower than years past, these victims bore a heavier financial burden; 3.3 million people were responsible for some of the liability of the fraud committed against them. Identity theft […]
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