We work in insurance, and spend a lot of time thinking about the things that can go wrong. And that’s important work. Insurance exists because sometimes life doesn’t go according to plan. Helping people prepare for those possibilities—and being there when something does go wrong—is a big part of what makes insurance meaningful. But every…
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You’ve probably seen the pictures. A pickup truck through the front window of a retail store. A vehicle that somehow made it through the glass doors of a pharmacy. It looks like one of those bizarre accidents that happens once in a blue moon. But after several vehicle-into-building incidents were reported in our area over…
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Autumn on Delmarva brings plenty to look forward to: cooler temperatures, colorful foliage, pumpkin patches and the return of sweater weather. But as the seasons change, so do some of the risks around our homes and on our roads. After a powerful nor’easter brought damaging winds and coastal flooding to our region, many of our…
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an annual reminder that protecting a business from cyber threats isn’t just an IT responsibility. Every employee who opens an email, approves a payment, chooses a password or accesses company data has a role to play. And while cyber threats continue to evolve, the good news is that businesses don’t…
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If you own or manage a restaurant, hotel, salon or other business with tipped employees, you already know there are plenty of moving pieces when it comes to payroll. Tips, tip pools, service charges, credit card transactions and employees who perform both tipped and nontipped work can all create additional compliance considerations. The good news…
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September is National Preparedness Month, which makes it a good time to think about something most of us would rather not think about: what would happen if something unexpected happened tomorrow? A hurricane, severe storm, power outage, fire, cyber incident or other emergency can disrupt our routines with very little warning. And while we can’t…
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Running a business comes with enough surprises—you shouldn’t have to let a preventable property loss be one of them. From a burst pipe or electrical fire to a summer storm or a break-in, unexpected events can cause more than just damage to your building and belongings; they can interrupt your day-to-day operations and put a…
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Boats afford recreation and adventure to their owners, but they come with risks, as well. Don’t let an accident or disaster sink you—understand how to insure your prized vessel. Boat insurance basics The size, type and value of the craft and the water in which you use it factor into what type of insurance you…
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Cases of cyclosporiasis are climbing across the country this summer, and health officials are urging extra caution around food and water safety. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is tracking the outbreak in real time. As of July 23, 2026, the state has recorded 7,664 cases and about 160 hospitalizations statewide, though these…
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Hand-arm vibration (HAV) happens when the energy from a vibrating tool transfers into your hands and arms. Workers who regularly use tools such as jackhammers, chainsaws, grinders, sanders, impact wrenches and drills face the greatest risk. Repeated exposure over time can damage the nerves, blood vessels, muscles and joints in the hands and arms, a…
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