Each year, Americans spend millions of dollars on home security products to better protect themselves, their loved ones and their personal assets. These investments offer improved safety, as well as peace of mind. However, although we spend a majority of our waking hours working in an office, retail store, restaurant, or other business environment, business owners often fail to provide the same level of security and protection for employees.

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and although this is a relatively new national awareness program, the problem of distracted driving is quickly reaching epic proportions. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2014 alone over 3,100 people were killed and over 430,000 were injured in motor vehicle accidents involving distracted drivers. The problem of distracted driving impacts individuals, families, and even businesses that rely on delivery drivers or service vehicles.

Unforeseen shutdowns of businesses can occur at any time, whether because of fire, theft, utility outages, or windstorm damages. When a business is forced to temporarily close, it can often lead to a permanent closure because of the company's inability to cover both the building repairs and the ongoing expenses such as rent, taxes, and employee wages. What options do businesses have if they face monumental expenses and repairs in order to reopen their business? Business Interruption Insurance is the solution for businesses facing this scenario.

Contractors perform some of the most important work for homeowners and businesses, handling repairs, installations, upgrades, and maintenance that require the skill, certification, and expertise of a professional. Even with years of experience and hundreds of satisfied customers, a contractor can still face risks on the job, which is why having quality commercial insurance tailored for the contractor industry is crucial.