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Category Archives: News & Resources

Make Sure Your Coverage is There When Your Car is Not

According to the FBI a motor vehicle is stolen every 44 seconds and less than 15% of the cases are resolved. The overall trend of vehicle thefts seemed to be slowing substantially since 2003, when the introduction of more sophisticated anti-theft systems was routinely implemented on the assembly line. However, vehicle theft rates are back…

Hurricane Season Won’t Wait For Flood Reform

Natural disasters are a deadly reality in the United States and once again Hurricane Season is upon us. Although Hurricanes develop during a consistent season of June through November, Floridians are well aware that being prepared can make all the difference when these disastrous storms strike. Unfortunately, despite the consistent season of susceptibility, studies have shown that coastal residents aren’t taking action to prepare for hurricanes. In fact, of the coastal regions susceptible to hurricane damage, the gulf coast has been identified as the least prepared.

Brain vs. Brawn: Increasing Head Trauma Awareness

A professional football player will receive an estimated 900 to 1500 blows to the head every season and many of these collisions result in undocumented concussions. Although football season is over, apprehension about concussion related injuries in America has far from ended.

Technology Plays New Role In Gun Safety

The amount of privately owned guns in the United States has reached an all-time high, spawning debate over whether regulations and limitations should be placed on firearms in Florida. No matter which side of the fence you fall, we can all agree that safety is crucial when owning and possessing a weapon with such power. According to an Industry Intelligence Report conducted by the NSSF, despite the climbing number of gun owners, unintentional firearm fatalities are actually at an all-time low. Whether this is attributed to better training or individual awareness, this trend is likely to continue due to recent technological advances in the industry.