Updated 41 minutes ago Video Playback Not Supported Play Video Play Mute Current Time 0:00 / Duration Time 0:00 Loaded: 0% Progress: 0% Stream TypeLIVE Remaining Time -0:00 Playback Rate 1 Chapters Chapters descriptions off, selected Descriptions subtitles off, selected Subtitles captions settings, opens captions settings dialog captions off, […] Click here to view original web page at www.wral.com
Water damage is one of the biggest fears of homeowners’ everywhere. Fortunately for them, this kind of property deterioration is also a common claim that standard home insurance policies usually cover. However, there are a few exceptions in which water damage is not part of your insurance agreement. This guide by the experts of Haas Properties will illustrate when the homeowner insurance covers water damage, and when you need to pay for potential repairs out of your own pocket. Water damage covered by the insurance policy There are several ways in which water can infiltrate your foundation, flood your…
Do your employees move boxes? Handle parts and materials? Assemble products? If so, you’re at much higher exposure to a workers compensation claim than other businesses. But even if your workers don’t do these tasks, you still face significant risk of claims from workplace sprains, strains, slips, trips, and […] Click here to view original web page at www.linksinsurance.com
Quick: What’s a workers’ comp audit? If you’re struggling to come up with an answer, you’re not alone. It’s a commonly misunderstood part of the workers comp process, but every year in the U.S. it accounts for millions of dollars in incorrect insurance charges. Let’s take a look at […] Click here to view original web page at www.linksinsurance.com
Our hearts go out to those families and businesses who have suffered losses due to the recent fires, hurricanes, and other natural disasters. We hope everyone in Sonoma, Napa, Orange County, and nationwide affected by these tragic events are somewhere safe. As someone who lost a house in a […] Click here to view original web page at www.lexology.com
Driving is a privilege, not a right. Sometimes we get lax about certain safety precautions and need a reminder of why they exist in the first place. That said, here are 4 truths about driving we should all take to heart: 1. Distracted driving is selfish (and risky). Do you think it’s considerate of other drivers to multitask? Truth is, your inattention could get somebody hurt. Put the phone down and keep eyes on the road. 2. Putting off a repair will cost you more in the end. The longer you let a problem go unintended, no matter how small,…
Think you can multi-task while driving and it won’t affect your performance? Think again. Brain researchers say it’s a terrible idea, even with a hands-free device. But just how terrible? Researchers say it’s akin to driving while legally drunk. That’s because distracted driving impacts and impairs one’s visual perception, in particularly peripheral sight. That text or phone call can wait. It all goes back to science. We take for granted how much brain power driving requires. When we get behind the wheel we are faced with processing a significant amount of visual information, predicting the actions of other drivers and…
With as much time as we Americans spend behind the wheel, it’s no wonder that people get a little testy every now and then. However, annoyance can quickly escalate into anger, i.e. road rage. Road rage is defined as aggressive or violent behavior stemming from a driver’s uncontrolled anger at the actions of another motorist. If you fall victim to someone’s unacceptable behavior, the key is to keep your cool. Here are five ways to take control: 1. Take the high road. If a driver yells or makes an obscene gesture, don’t engage. It’s best not to make eye contact…
