This weather creates the perfect atmosphere for tornadoes. Do you, your family, and your workplace have a plan in place for what to do before, during, and after a tornado?
Read the full article...

If a tree falls on your house, are you covered?
Read the full article...

U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced the first-ever federally proposed guidelines to encourage automobile manufacturers to limit the distraction risk for in-vehicle electronic devices.
Read the full article...

Do you currently have a questionable driver behind the wheel of one of your company vehicles? You may want to rethink that decision after you read this story and realize how expensive claims are going to become after the attorneys are finished with it.
Read more...

Did you know according to the American Red Cross that 1/3 of all businesses today do not have a “Business Continuity” plan in place and that only 40% of businesses never re-open after a disaster?
Read the full article...

OSHA proposed $233,500 in fines against Home Goods for exit access, fire and crushing hazards at its Commack, N.Y., store. Responding to an employee complaint, OSHA found exit routes that were too narrow for passage, blocked by stock and equipment, or hidden by stacks of material. Other hazards included blocked access to fire extinguishers, workers not trained in fire extinguisher use and boxes stored in unstable 8-foot high tiers.
Read the full article...

During these tough economic times it is a no brainer that employee theft is on the rise. Public Officials are not immune to this situation and many of them have access to large sums of taxpayer money.
Read more...

"There are simple steps you can take to cut the cost of your home and auto insurance while continuing to be financially protected against a catastrophe," said Jeanne M. Salvatore, senior vice president and consumer spokesperson for the I.I.I.
Read the full article...