Recent Blog Posts
Prevent Dog Bites By Knowing the Signs
Dog bite injuries annually account for more than one-third of homeowners’ insurance liability claim dollars, according to the Insurance Information Institute, and more than 4 million dog bites are reported each year. If you know how to prevent dog bites, you can make sure you’re not one of those 4 million. Approximately 1 in… Read More »
Common Workplace Injuries leading to Workers’ Comp
On-the-job injuries are more common than you may think. Millions of people suffer work-related injuries every year and file for workers’ comp. In 2015, nearly 3 million nonfatal workplace injuries were reported in the United States. That’s an average of almost 8,000 injuries per day. According to the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety,… Read More »
What is a Personal Umbrella Policy and How Does it Benefit Me?
Your priority is protecting yourself and your assets. Most people do this by obtaining homeowners insurance and auto insurance. Unfortunately, these coverages may not be enough to protect you if you’re involved in an accident. The best way to get through life is to expect the unexpected. Accidents can put a damper on your… Read More »
The Flu Shot and You
Winter is coming and it’s bringing flu season with it. We dread getting the flu; from the moment we hear a coworker sniffle, to the moment spring arrives. On average, 5% to 20% of the U.S. population will get the flu every year. 200,000 of these cases will require hospitalization. But influenza isn’t just… Read More »
Spinal Cord Injury Costs
Spinal cord injuries are a terrible thing and, unfortunately, they occur all too often. In fact, the American Association of Neurological Surgeons states that, on average, 34,000 new spinal cord injuries, or SCIs, occur in the United States every year. In total, they estimate that means there are around 450,000 people in the U.S…. Read More »
National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Every member of our society has a place. No matter what color, gender, or ability level, we’re all equally important and capable of greatness. The United States realized long ago that individuals with disabilities have just as much to contribute to our workforce as those without do. It was then that National Disability Employment… Read More »
Infographic- Amusement Park Safety
Amusement Parks are a staple part of summer fun. Families and friends of all ages enjoy the attractions, sun and fun that amusement parks have to offer. However, some of these attraction can be dangerous if not used properly, or due to faulty machinery. In fact, there have been numerous injuries and fatalities at… Read More »
A Look at Car Safety – Baby Safety Month [Infographic]
Every room in your home poses unique dangers to a baby. Yet, one of the most dangerous “rooms” isn’t a room at all – it’s your car. Every year, a significant number of babies are injured or killed in preventable vehicle related incidents. September is Baby Safety Month – a time to reflect on… Read More »
Dog Bite Statistics
According to a study done in 2022 by the American Pet Products Association, about 65.1 million American households own a dog. That’s between 70 and 80 million canine pets in this country. While Colorado doesn’t rank among the top 10 states in dog ownership, anyone walking city streets or through the parks knows Coloradans… Read More »
Colorado Worker Hurt by Fallen Slabs During Light Rail Project
Denver construction sites can be dangerous places to work. Employees operate machinery that moves and lifts objects weighing tons. Any miscalculation by an employee can cause objects to slip, slide or fall. At the same time, construction industry employers are expected to adhere vigilantly to local, state and federal safety regulations to prevent unsafe… Read More »