#MeToo and EPL Coverage Since the #MeToo movement started in October of 2017, many powerful predators and employers have been brought to justice and been rightfully punished for not only preying on their employees, but for violating laws regarding discrimination and wrongful termination. While this is a great improvement for people in the workplace, some business owners feel they might be at risk for being sued because an employee might file a suit believing they were terminated or not hired based on sex – a clear violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In the…
Question 42 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series The place to see what you are actually covered for exists on your declarations page. This is where you find out how much protection you have (or don’t have) for liability, property damage, physical damage, medical payments, and so much more. Your New York insurance policy hinges on the information displayed on these pages. If you don’t see a charge for something you hoped would be covered, it probably isn’t.
Question 37 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series New York State insurance policies do not come standard with water and sewer backup. It must be added to a home or business insurance policy.
Question 35 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series Rental car reimbursement on a New York auto insurance policy is an important piece of coverage. Do you know if it comes standard or if it needs to be added? Watch this short video to make sure you’re not hitching a ride to work after a fender bender…
Question 28 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series Did you know that the average cost to an individual who has had the misfortune of having their identity stolen is over $4,000? Watch this short video to see what this important coverage can do for you!