Nov 06
A rollback tow truck on the side of a road at dusk. Insurance pays.

It Takes an Industry to Serve a Client | Insurance Pays

The tow truck driver’s voice, low and burly, nevertheless betrayed concern. “She was shaken. Unsteady on her feet. I don’t know if she’s always like that, but I think it was from the accident. I’ve called her several times since, but no answer.” The call came to our... read more →
Nov 01
A man with burned face and frizzy hair holding smoking frayed electrical wires demonstrating common electrical wiring issues.

Does Your Home Have Any Of These Electrical Wiring Issues?

Most everyone reading this article knows of someone who has experienced a fire in their home. Electrical wiring is a leading cause of household fires. Each year, an estimated 51,000 electrical home fires occur in the U.S. alone, according to the Electrical Safety Foundation International. Wiring doesn’t need to... read more →
Oct 23
Oct 04
Man with protective clothes and mask painting car using spray compressor. Claim paid by uninsured motorists protection.

The Devil of Details | Insurance Pays

A client recently returned to her car from the grocery and was shocked to discover her driver side door crunched in. She searched for a note with contact information from the offending party, but none was found. Yes folks, this still happens today. She pulled out her phone and... read more →
Oct 02
Sep 12
An independent contractor painter painting a gutter on a home.

Independent Contractors versus Employees: IRS Perspective

A business may consider hiring independent contractors instead of bringing on full-time employees for a variety of reasons. The need may be short-term, require a highly specialized skillset, or simply cost less due to decreased payroll, health benefits, and vacation. But limitations exist with hiring independent contractors and... read more →
Sep 11
Two cars on a mountain road motion blur. Insurance pays.

Looking out for our clients…and theirs. | Insurance Pays

Accidents happen. That’s why you have insurance. Recently, one of our clients was in an auto accident and they were at fault. Stacey Bowles, one of our claims agents, reported the accident to our client’s insurance company and all was flowing nicely. Since our client was at fault, their... read more →
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