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ADA Website Compliance Helps Businesses Avoid Legal Issues
For a little over 30 years, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has changed the lives of people with disabilities in America — including here in the New York metropolitan area. The civil rights law affords them the same opportunities as all others to participate various aspects of public life. Most recently, that has expanded
Reduce Your Points and Insurance Rate with a Defensive Driving Course
Driving comes with many responsibilities. Topping the list is safety, which is why many states, including New York State, offer incentives for drivers to remain vigilant and comply with road safety rules through defensive driving courses. There are many private companies and organizations throughout Westchester County and surrounding areas that offer both in-person and online
Accidents on Your Property: How to Help Avoid Them and Limit Your Liability
Westchester County and much of the New York tri-state area are known for their suburban landscapes, where homes of every description can be found. Home ownership offers many benefits, giving you and your family a sense of stability and security. Home ownership also comes with certain responsibilities — to keep your property safe for anyone
Insurance for Condos and Co-ops: What You Should Know
Westchester and the New York tri-state area are filled with condos and co-ops that offer their own set of advantages to single home living. But just like single homes, an investment in a co-op or condo requires protection — and that’s where insurance comes in. What you may not know is that insuring your co-op/condo
Drone Technology: Insurers Take to the Skies
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a…drone? Over the last 10 years, the prominence of drones has skyrocketed all across the country. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, there are more than 314,000 commercial drones in the U.S., 17 percent of which are used for insurance purposes. While still
