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The recent snow and ice storms left many Texas homeowners with significant property damage. One of the most common forms of property damage caused by winter weather is ruptured pipes.

Winter weather can do enormous damage to your home. This is something that many Texas homeowners are learning the hard way, as extreme snow, ice, and cold temperatures wreak havoc across the state.

Having the right kinds of insurance can help shield your business against undue risk. However, small business insurance products can be complicated, and it is extraordinarily easy to make simple mistakes that expose your company to loss or liability. Here are a few common small business insurance errors you will want to recognize and avoid.

When you experience property damage or theft at your place of business, it is only natural to want full restitution as expediently as possible and with minimal hassle. However, this will require a claim to be filed with your property insurance carrier. This process is not as straightforward as you might think, especially for those who have never filed before.

If you have ever filed a claim with your homeowners insurance company and believed that you were not adequately compensated—or, if you’ve filed a claim and had it outright denied—you are not alone. Many policyholders struggle to get the level of compensation they hope for from their insurance company and many are caught by surprise when their claim is denied ...

Slip and fall injuries are some of the most common injuries of all. They can happen any time, and to anyone—and when they do, it can be challenging to know what to do. For example, what if you visit a restaurant, slip and fall, and sustain a significant injury?

Following any kind of property damage, homeowners are naturally eager to start making repairs. However, this can complicate the insurance process. Indeed, before making any repairs to your home, it is important to evaluate how it might impact your claim.

It is disorienting for any homeowner to discover that their property has been damaged or lost, whether due to a fire, a natural disaster, or theft.

Homeowners should always be prepared for the harmful effects of hurricanes and inclement weather, which can sometimes result in extensive property damage. For example, a particularly bad windstorm or hailstorm may result in damage to your roof, windows, and more.

Here in Houston, the weather permits motorcycle riding almost year-round. While taking the bike out can be exhilarating, it is never without risks. Accidents can happen even to the most cautious of riders, resulting both in property damage and potentially serious injury.