Are You Liable for Trick-or-Treaters Injured on Your Property?
John Dowd explains what your homeowners insurance covers in this interview on WWLP.
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Medical Payments Coverage on Homeowners Insurance
In this article from Insure.com, David Griffin Jr. discusses the benefits of medical payments coverage and how it can help homeowners avoid lawsuits.
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Baby on Board: Baby Proofing & Insurance Updates
You have a lot to focus on when baby comes home, so to help, and in honor of Baby Safety Month, we offer some important reminders for those early days.
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Over and Above: Extra Protection for Your Valuables
Learn how you can get extra coverage for expensive jewelry or luxury items that exceed your homeowners or renters insurance policy.
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Intense Storms Cause Headaches for Homeowners
After this summer’s intense storms, Jack Dowd discussed the important distinctions between homeowners insurance and flood insurance on WWLP.
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Advice on Flood Policies during Stormy Summer
David Griffin Jr. was interviewed on Western Mass News about what flood policies cover and the steps you can take to protect yourself.
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Types of Homeowners Insurance Coverage
There are several types of homeowners insurance that offer varying levels of protection. We break down what you need to know.
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Hail Damage Insurance: Are You Covered?
With more than 5,000 hailstorms in the country each year, they’re a common occurrence. Do you need hail damage insurance? Are you already covered? Here’s everything you need to know.
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One Size Does Not Fit All: Save with Insurance Personalization
Do you live near water? Do you own a motorcycle you can’t ride in the Massachusetts winters? These factors will affect your coverage, so let us come up with a personalized plan that matches your unique lifestyle.
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Hobby or Business: Understanding Farm Insurance
When you think of a farm, what do you picture? Acres and acres of corn or wheat sprawling off into the distance? If this is what you’ve envisioned, you’re right—but not entirely. Anything as small as a backyard garden could be considered a home business in need of insurance.
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