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Drive for a Rideshare Company? Understanding Your Auto Coverage

If you drive for a rideshare company, it’s important that you understand your auto coverage—or you could be driving yourself into trouble.

John Dowd Discusses New Federal Mandate to Keep CDL Holders, Employers in Check

In this interview with James Villalobos at Western Mass News, John E. Dowd Jr. explains the purpose of the Federal Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, and the significant role it can play in preventing future tragedies like the one in New Hampshire.

Our Year-End Recap of Insurance Best Practices

We’re taking a look back with a year-end recap that provides links for quick access and a tip from each blog to get you started.

Understanding the Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse

The Clearinghouse is Congress mandated and is intended to improve highway safety through several features.

The Ins and Outs of Workers’ Compensation Insurance

A requirement for all employers in Massachusetts, we discuss some of the ins and outs of workers’ compensation insurance.

Take Seven Steps to Prevent a Fall

We’re here to share some steps to take to prevent falls, which are a leading cause of ER visits, hip fractures, and fatal head injuries.

Small Business Insurance 101: A Crash Course in Policies

Protect the small business you’ve worked hard to grow—we offer information on common insurance policies and what they cover.

Should You Purchase Seasonal Business Insurance?

Seasonal business insurance can provide coverage for businesses that are only open for a few weeks or months of the year, such as Christmas tree farms, public pools or outdoor recreational facilities.

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Cyberattacks: Your Business Is at Risk

If you feel like no company is safe from cyberattacks, you’re right. Last year, heavy hitters like Equifax, Yahoo and even the federal government were victims of hackers. If businesses with extensive resources and security measures are at risk, how can smaller businesses hope to protect themselves?

Emergency Preparedness: Do You Have the Coverage You Need?

Because having the right insurance coverage plays such a key role in being prepared for emergencies, the third week of National Preparedness Month is designated as Check Your Insurance Coverage Week.

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