Category: Newsletter

Halloween is a fun and exciting night for families, filled with costumes, candy, and neighborhood celebrations. However, with more children walking the streets after dark, Halloween can also bring an increased risk of accidents and injuries. Pedestrian accidents are one of the biggest concerns on Halloween night. Children may cross streets unexpectedly, walk between parked […]

October is the perfect time to visit pumpkin patches, corn mazes, haunted houses, and other fall attractions. While these activities are meant to provide family friendly entertainment and seasonal fun, accidents can happen when safety precautions are overlooked. Fall attractions can present unique safety hazards. Uneven walking surfaces, muddy pathways, poor lighting, loose equipment, and […]

Hurricane season is a part of life in Florida. While we all know to stock up on water and batteries, there is one crucial prep step that takes less than 20 minutes and costs absolutely nothing: a pre-storm video and photo audit of your home. Taking a visual inventory of your property before a storm […]

As school gets back in session across Florida, our roads are filling up with school buses carrying our community’s most precious cargo. Unfortunately, thousands of stop-arm violations occur every single day in the Sunshine State, putting young lives at risk. Florida law enforces strict rules and severe penalties for drivers who fail to stop, alongside […]

As the busy spring break season winds down and guest turnover slows, short-term rental owners should take this opportunity to assess not only the condition of their property but also any potential legal exposure arising from recent stays. High-traffic periods significantly increase the likelihood of incidents, and what you do next can directly impact your […]

Every year, Florida transforms into baseball country during Grapefruit League Spring Training. From Tampa to Fort Myers, Clearwater to West Palm Beach, stadiums fill with fans, highways get crowded, and local businesses see a major surge in traffic. It’s an exciting time for our communities, but it’s also one of the busiest and most dangerous […]