Category: Newsletter

April showers may bring May flowers—but they can also bring serious property damage. Spring storms are no joke. Between high winds, heavy rains, hail, and even the occasional tornado, homeowners often find themselves facing damage to roofs, fences, landscaping, siding, windows, and outdoor structures. While you may assume your homeowner’s insurance has you covered, navigating […]

Spring is the season of renewal—and for many motorcyclists, it’s also the season to get back on the road. After a long winter of storage, bikes are tuned up, helmets are strapped on, and riders are eager to enjoy the open road under warm skies. But with this welcome return comes an unfortunate truth: motorcycle […]

With longer days, warmer weather, and blooming gardens, spring is a time for outdoor fun and home improvement. But as we break out the power tools, clean up our yards, and bounce into backyard fun, injuries can happen—and some of them are more serious than you might expect. Whether it’s a lawnmower mishap, a defective […]

Spring has officially sprung, and for many of us, that means it’s time to roll up our sleeves, head to the local garden center, and get planting. But amidst the bright blooms and fresh mulch, there’s an often-overlooked danger lurking: slip and fall accidents. Garden centers and home improvement stores become particularly high-traffic during April’s […]

Spring break is an exciting time for kids and families alike. Whether children are spending time with their parents on a beach vacation, hitting the slopes for a ski trip, or heading out on their own for adventures with friends, the season brings plenty of opportunities for fun and exploration. Unfortunately, with all the excitement […]

Spring break is the perfect time to stock up on new gear — whether it’s beach chairs, outdoor games, or recreational equipment. But when those products turn out to be defective, a fun getaway can quickly become dangerous. If a faulty product causes harm, you may have grounds for a product liability case. Common Defective […]