We rely on our cars, trucks, and SUVs to get us where we need to go, but we don't always protect our vehicles as much as we should. As a result, we might come outside to find our cars and trucks damaged or vandalized, or find valuables missing. In today's Aegis blog post, we look at three ways to help keep your personal vehicles and commercial vehicles safer this summer to prevent damages or losses.

In recent years the U.S. has seen a steady increase in catastrophic weather events, from hurricanes, torrential rainstorms, wildfires, earthquakes, tornadoes, and mudslides. In Texas, the most devastating cause of property losses have been due to flooding, either from sudden thunderstorms or hurricanes dumping several feet of rain in the region. Residents and business owners along the Gulf Coast have experienced several record-breaking floods, but many still take the gamble of not having Flood Insurance.

Companies spend years cultivating and protecting their business reputation among their clients, within their industry, and in the greater community. However, a single misstep by an employee can cause irreparable harm, leading to the loss of trust, customers, and revenue. In today's Aegis blog post, we look at several ways employees could harm your company's reputation, and how thorough, ongoing training can help prevent these costly mistakes.

Business owners understand that Commercial Insurance is vital for protecting company property, structures, vehicles, tools and equipment, employees, and the company at large if disaster strikes. However, Commercial Insurance doesn't just protect your business and assets from disasters that strike during your hours of operation, but also for what happens when you're closed for the evening, holidays, or other times of the week. Our Aegis blog post looks at the three most common causes of commercial property damage when the business is closed.