The arrival of hurricane season means the time is now to update disaster preparedness plans, which always should include arrangements for family pets.

Buyers should expect agents and brokers to fill them in on these risks they're exposed to as homeowners.

Sand storms don't just happen in the Sahara Desert. They can be a byproduct of severe thunderstorms anywhere. Here's what you and your clients need to know.

As an insurance agent, you want to do what you can to alert your insureds before weather gets ahead of them and they find themselves under or uninsured and unprepared to handle a claim.

Being kidnapped isn't something most people consider to be a hazard, and generally they give it no thought. However, it is a serious risk in many parts of the world.

Exclusions related to lead poisoning in dwellings are limited to just a few states.

Rain is a relatively straightforward weather event, varying in amount and force. Snow, however, has different aspects when it accumulates in various mountain areas with wind and other factors affecting how it lies.

In a valued policy state, the adjusting for buildings damaged or destroyed by fire may be different than in a non-valued policy state.