Did You Spring Clean?
Spring cleaning and spring maintenance go hand in hand. Home Depot and OSH have been busy with plant sales, outdoor furniture sales and general home maintenance. Spring fever can be your cue to reduce risks around
Category Archives: Insurance Topics
Little Red Corvette?
Urban Legend or Fact? A red car will result in higher car insurance rates because red car drivers are faster and get into more accidents. According to Ken Kitzmiller, VP of Underwriting at Mercury Insurance, “The
Home and Auto Insurance for “The Sky is Falling”
According to recent studies, natural disasters have increased 700% since 1950. In 2011, the federal government declared 99 natural disasters, beating the 2010 all time high by 18. These disasters cost insurers over $35 billion in
Who Insures Santa Claus?
Lloyds of London, the specialist insurer, was the first to issue a policy covering Santa Claus. This isn’t a policy for Santa in the mall…the real deal. Proof for any non-believers out there! According to Lloyds,
What’s in Your Wallet?
They say you can tell a lot about people from what you find in their wallets. And its no question that identity thefts can find out a lot as well. So here are some nice tips,
“Dog Paddle” or Drowning?
Summertime fun in Los Angeles is here – so backyard pool parties and visits to the beach are surely on everyone’s list. Sean Paul Insurance covers a lot of homes with pools and clients with boats
Jetson’s Coming to California Highways?
Some day, our cars will drive themselves along smart highways – able to navigate traffic without our help most of the time. That’s what developers at Caltech and Google are hoping. Earlier this month, Nevada gave
No Longer the New Kid on the Block
From humble beginnings in West Virginia and an immigrant background to building one of the most successful companies in the nation, Mercury’s Founder George Joseph has led an inspirational life. As many of our clients at
Time to Sell or Buy?
For a few months now, experts have been predicting that used car prices were on their way up. Now, according to the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA), used car values are peaking and will remain high
Brush Inspections Begin in L.A.
Los Angeles has adopted revisions to the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone expanding boundaries and requiring many property owners to comply with the City’s Brush Clearance Ordinance. Many of our clients and friends were notified