Texas lawmakers hope to rein in homeowners’ rising insurance bills even as they acknowledge there’s only so much they can do to tackle costs. Legislators have advanced bills to limit how much insurance companies can hike rates and help homeowners make their homes more insurable. They’ve also sought to compel insurers to be more upfront … Read more
Owning or managing an apartment building comes with significant responsibility and risk. Whether you’re dealing with property damage and tenant injuries, natural disasters, or lawsuits, there are a myriad of situations where insurance is your smartest, greener pasture. With so many options on the market, however, how do you find the best insurance for your apartment building? … Read more
Operating a food business—whether it’s a restaurant, café, catering service, food truck, or another culinary venture—comes with unique risks and challenges. From customer injuries and foodborne illnesses to property damage and cyber threats, having comprehensive insurance coverage is critical to protect your investment, employees, and customers. Common Risks in the Food Industry The dynamic and … Read more
The trucking industry remains a cornerstone of the American economy, transporting goods that keep businesses running and shelves stocked. However, the current state of trucking insurance is facing significant changes, driven by evolving risks, economic pressures, and regulatory shifts. Understanding these factors is crucial for trucking companies seeking comprehensive protection and cost-effective coverage. Key Trends … Read more
A Colorado bill to impose a 1% charge on homeowners insurance policies died in a committee in state Legislature this week. The Senate Finance Committee voted 6-2 to kill House Bill 1302, which was pushed by Gov. Jared Polis and top Democrats in the legislature to rein in home insurance premiums in Colorado. The bill … Read more