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How to Put Out Kitchen Fires
When a fire starts in the kitchen, you need to act fast to keep the fire from getting out of control. But how you act depends on what kind of fire you have and where it is. Follow these instructions for putting out kitchen fires: If you have a fire in the oven or the...
Tedford Insurance Opens New Location
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Tedford Insurance announces the opening of a new branch in Oklahoma City at 13921 Quail Pointe Drive, Office #1. “This new location offers new and exciting opportunities for the growth and expansion of Tedford Insurance,” says Mike Tedford. Currently, the new location is handling all new Bond business which will...
Save Lives: Don’t Text and Drive
Cellphone use while driving contributes to roughly 100,000 accidents and thousands of fatalities each year. Though many states have banned cellphone use while driving, distracted driving continues to be a widespread issue. April is National Distracted Driving Month, the perfect time to recognize the dangers of distracted driving, and to make a pledge to stop!...
Complying with Triple Net Lease Insurance Requirements
Abstract Lease agreements can take many forms. One of the increasingly more popular ones is a triple net lease. While it has historically been used more often for the long-term lease of larger properties, it is showing up more and more often in 3-5 year leases of smaller properties, many insured under Business Owner Policies...
Oklahoma storms make state a tough insurance market for companies and consumers
Publication Date 03/13/2012 Source: Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City) March 13–Catastrophic, insured property losses have topped $1 billion in Oklahoma in recent years mainly due to the state’s destructive weather, and the pain insurance companies experience eventually is shared with consumers. “Here’s the stark reality for Oklahoma: This marketplace over the last five years had the...
Thinking about Home-value insurance???
Home-value insurance can’t turn back the clock New insurance won’t give consumers what they want Chuck Jaffe September 30, 2011|Chuck Jaffe, Wall Street Journal MarketWatch BOSTON (MarketWatch) — One of the biggest financial lessons learned by Americans over the past decade is that housing values don’t grow to the sky. Indeed, most homeowners today probably...
No Insurance… No Car
Tulsa council to consider ordinance amendment to tow uninsured vehicles By P.J. LASSEK World Staff Writer Published: 2/16/2012 2:10 AM Last Modified: 2/16/2012 7:42 AM Mayor Dewey Bartlett is proposing an ordinance amendment that would allow Tulsa police officers to use municipal law to impound uninsured vehicles involved in traffic violations, ranging from expired tags...
Water, freezing and flood damage: Is your home covered?
Depending on where you live, winter may bring you freezing temperatures, rain or snow. You may spending time in front of a cozy fire — or you may be on your hands and knees, mopping up water from a burst pipe, leaking roof or flood. If the worst happens, insurance can cover your losses. But...
Something New for Seniors
Philadelphia Insurance Companies NEW RELATIONSHIP BRINGS AFFORDABLE CUSTOMIZED INSURANCE PROTECTION TO RESIDENTS OF SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES A.G.E. Liability Insurance fills coverage gap against accidents & third party claims Bala Cynwyd, PA, – After a lifetime of saving, seniors and their families enjoy the benefits of careful retirement planning including living life on their terms in...
The Wrong End of Lawsuits
Firms Say They Increasingly Are Targets of Litigation by Clients, Ex-Partners By JENNIFER SMITH Law firms are loading up on insurance against expensive liability claims as they increasingly find themselves on the wrong end of lawsuits. Getting blamed for poor results is nothing new for law firms, but they say clients have become more willing...
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