Be Prepared for the Unexpected – What to Do after an Auto Accident
Even the most cautious drivers can be involved in auto accidents. Here are some suggestions for the steps you should take following an auto collision to eliminate some of the post-accident stress and hassle. It may also be a good idea to keep a set of cones, warning triangles or emergency flares in your car to alert traffic in the event of an accident. Have a pen and pad handy to write down all information pertinent to the incident.
Protect Yourself with One-Day Event Insurance
Spring will be here before you know it, and, with it the season of christenings, communions, graduations and weddings. Unfortunately, even on a day of celebration, one must consider if s/he has adequate coverage against potential liabilities. As the host or hostess, we know how stressful it can be to plan an event or gathering, so don’t let the potential risk of being at fault for an accident or injury on your special day ruin your celebration. At Morrell, we offer a variety of one-day event insurance to meet your party planning needs.
Investment Property Insurance
Looking to protect your investment property? Landlord’s rental property insurance provides all the coverage you need to protect your dwelling from damage and yourself from potential liability. With this coverage, you can protect your rental building, other affiliated private structures such as a garage or shed and any personal property such as tools, appliances or furniture stored on-site or provided by you to be used by your tenants.
Nancy McClatchie, President of Wm. E. Morrell Insurance, Receives the Frederick H. Dayton Award
Each year, the Independent Insurance Agents of Westchester County, Inc. (IIAWC) presents the Frederick H. Dayton Award in honor of IIAWC President Frederick Dayton, who died in office, to a current member who has contributed meaningfully to his/her community. We are extremely pleased to announce that the 2013 recipient of the award is Nancy McClatchie, President of Wm. E. Morrell Insurance.
Landscaping Insurance: Protect your business in the upcoming season and all year round
With spring right around the corner, many people begin to think about renovating their homes and landscapers prepare themselves for their busiest season during which the weather is favorable and the days are longer. As a landscaper, it is extremely important that you are protected from the risk of injury or property damage to which you are exposed. Not being covered by landscaping insurance could pose a risk to your business in the event of an accident on the job.
U.S. Congress Approves Bill for $9.7 Billion in Flood Insurance Claims
Congress approved a bill on Friday for $9.7 billion that the US Senate proposed to assist in the payment of flood insurance claims for businesses, homeowners and renters whose properties were damaged by Hurricane Sandy in late October. This money will be used to replenish the funds for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which was anticipated to run out of cash this week and leave around 115,000 claims from Sandy unresolved, plus another 5,000 from unrelated storms.
A Message for New Year’s Eve Party Planners
Thinking of staying in this New Year’s Eve with a few friends? While hosting a small get-together may seem like a safe alternative to heading out to a bar or club, it could actually wind up costing you a lot more.
Annual Homeowners’ Insurance Report Released by NAIC
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners issued the 2010 Homeowners’ Insurance Report yesterday, providing data on market distribution and average cost by policy form and amount of insurance.
Winter weather driving tips – staying safe in icy conditions
Winter weather is upon us and we at Morrell want to be sure that you stay safe in the rain, snow, sleet and icy conditions that are often the norm during this season. The best advice for winter driving is not to drive at all and to stay home whenever possible. However, our busy schedules don’t always allow for a “snow day” so we’d like to give you a few tips for driving in inclement weather.
Are Christmastime Crimes Covered by Homeowners’ Insurance?
You spend weeks preparing for the festivities of the holiday season: tree trimming, stringing lights and hanging ornaments, shopping for the perfect gifts, wrapping presents and preparing your favorite traditional dishes. Sadly, it wouldn’t be hard for a Christmas crook to turn your holiday cheer into a Yuletide nightmare. Your homeowners’ insurance policy may have you covered if a thief runs off with your holiday goods or steals the shopping bags right out of your car.
