Restaurants of all sizes face various liability risks, whether it's employee injuries, customer accidents, or food-related liabilities. One risk that is growing for many restaurant owners is cyber liability, which occurs when sensitive customer data is accessed or stolen by hackers, or when secure company networks are compromised. A breach in data can lead to angry customers or vendors because of the loss of valuable data and financial information.

Businesses will often use the start of a new year to implement new growth strategies and create new company goals for their teams. However, it's also important to make sure your business is starting the new year with the right type and amount of Commercial Insurance coverage, especially if your business has experienced recent changes or additions. In today's Aegis blog post, we highlight some of the reasons a company may need to upgrade or make changes to their existing Commercial Insurance coverage in 2021.

Of the many things that can jeopardize the safety and security of a home, few can cause the amount of damage and loss like a house fire. According to the National Fire Prevention Association, the average homeowners claim for fire damage is over $79,000, with house fires causing over $8 billion a year in damages across the country. Because of their destructive nature, homeowners should take every precaution possible to prevent house fires and eliminate the risk of damages and injuries.

Homeowners near the Gulf Coast tend to be more cautious and prepared for strong weather during hurricane season, but the reality is that severe weather can strike at any time of the year. Winter can be just as damaging to homes due to high winds and strong gusts as colder weather arrives. Homeowners can take proactive steps now to help protect their property from windstorm damage and minimize potential damages and losses. Our Aegis blog post today looks at some of the ways homeowners can prep their homes now and keep their property safe.