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Every business has that one person that customers ask for by name and who knows how to solve the problems no one else can. Sometimes it's the owner or a business partner. Other times, it's an employee whose impact reaches far beyond their job title.
Hot weather can create serious risks for employees working outdoors or in warm indoor environments. Proper planning, employee training, hydration, rest breaks, and emergency procedures can help businesses reduce heat-related illnesses and workplace injuries.
A fun day on the water starts with preparation. From life jackets and weather checks to maintenance and insurance considerations, these boat safety tips can help boaters reduce risk before leaving the dock.
For many owners, a farm property is much more than just a place to live or work. Around Southern Pennsylvania and Northern Maryland, many farms are tied to family history, long days, early mornings, and equipment that's counted on season after season. Over time, many operations grow and change too, adding roadside stands, seasonal events, direct sales, livestock, or new parts of the business along the way. Continue Reading...
Lithium-ion batteries are found in phones, laptops, power tools, e-bikes, scooters, and many other everyday devices. While they are useful and convenient, they also need to be charged, stored, transported, and handled carefully to reduce the risk of fire.
The Fourth of July is a great time for cookouts, fireworks, family gatherings, and summer fun. Before the holiday weekend gets underway, a few simple safety steps can help reduce the chance of injuries, property damage, and unexpected problems.
Hiring your first employee is a major milestone, but it also changes the way your business handles risk. Before you bring someone onto the team, it may be a good time to review your insurance policies, payroll responsibilities, and potential employment-related exposures.
Father's Day is almost here, and that means it is time to celebrate the dads, grandpas, stepdads, father figures, and professional thermostat guardians in our lives. To help you get ready, we put together our top 10 Father's Day jokes for 2026.
Sending a child away to college is exciting, but it can also create new insurance questions for parents. Before move-in day, it is a good idea to review auto, homeowners, renters, health, and liability policies to see what may need to change.
Patio season can be great for restaurants, but outdoor dining also creates added risks that business owners should think through. From customer safety to liquor service and property exposures, a seasonal insurance review can help identify potential gaps before the busy season begins.
For many owners, a farm property is much more than just a place to live or work. Around Southern Pennsylvania and Northern Maryland, many farms are tied to family history, long days, early mornings, and equipment that's counted on season after season. Over time, many operations grow and change too, adding roadside stands, seasonal events, direct sales, livestock, or new parts of the business along the way.