Fun and Excitement are on the top of the list of things we should be anticipating for Super Bowl Sunday, and this year is even more special for us in New England. We get to experience the Super Bowl rematch against the NY Giants that will go down in history. While fun and excitement should be our main focus, avoiding and preventing drunk and buzzed driving should not be forgotten. Allowing a drink driver to leave your home after a super bowl party could leave them and others in danger, and you could be liable for a MA Homeowners Insurance claim.

Surprisingly during this very mild winter we had had some inquiries about snow plow coverage and MA Auto Insurance so I thought it would be helpful explore some common insurance questions that you may want to consider if you are plowing this winter.

It may be hard to believe, but everyone's home is at risk of being broken into and burglarized. In order to get the most protection, make sure your Massachusetts home insurance policy can provide the best protection available.

Looking for a Vermont insurance policy to get you through the winter and into the spring? The winter weather can be treacherous for homes, so get the coverage you need!

A young family can actually be the most vulnerable when I comes to how a devastating loss would affect their future.

Did you know that many fender benders and scrapes in happen in large parking lots? In order to play it safe and avoid claims New Hampshire auto insurance make sure you do good parking jobs!

Recently the U.S. Department of Transportation released a final ruling on the use of cell phones for commercial truck and bus drivers in an effort to cut down on distracted driving. This new ruling states that all drives operating under a CDL license that are participating in interstate freight or bus transportation will be banned from using a cell phone while driving. Only hands free devices that require a “one-touch” answer or call feature will be allowed. This includes a ban on using the push-to-talk feature, where a button has to be continuously held down like a walkie talkie.

We often hear this question in our office during the winter months.  After all the power outages we have experienced over the last few years many of our clients are preparing themselves for the inevitable.    It is important to be prepared, but it is equally important to make an educated decision regarding the wattage, type of generator, and knowing all the facts about how a generator will affect your homeowners insurance policy.