Pets often become more like family members, and in the case of dogs (and the occasional cat), we tend to take them wherever we go. But before you pack up Fido for a summer road trip, it's important to think about how to keep your beloved pet safe when temperatures are extreme.
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When it comes to automobile efficiency and safety, new technology has a lot of benefits. These advanced safety systems can help you avoid serious crashes, prevent you from hitting an animal or child, help you to maintain a safe distance from other vehicles, and keep you apprised of traffic issues or obstacles while you're on the road, day or night. Most people would agree that this is a good thing for auto consumers.
But there are some downsides, too. This sophisticated technology is driving up the cost of car purchases, previously simple and inexpensive car repairs and the cost of insurance. So what do you need to know about cars with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, and how can you prepare for the additional costs?
Running a business comes with many types of risks. Certain risks can cause serious damage to a business and can put a company behind in operations and growth. But some risks can be so devastating it can actually destroy a company. Despite the type of risks or even the size of the company, risk management has to be addressed.
Multiple studies have demonstrated that crime rates increase in the summer. Why? Well, the answer is complex, but researchers have suggested that some of the reasons include:

In the role of a business owner or entrepreneur, your time and work is usually involved with protecting your company's assets. But in your business leadership role, you could be personally liable for your company's actions. And that could ultimately affect your family's assets, such as your home, your cars and your bank accounts.
Personal liability occurs when damage or an accident happens during the operation of a business, such as injury to a customer and the business owner is held liable for damages. As a business owner, you shouldn't have to worry about personal liability and exposure while running your company. But you can ease that concern if you take the appropriate steps to limit your liability.
The amount of homeowner's insurance you purchase depends on factors such as your home's size, condition and the cost to rebuild it if a disaster were to occur. But if any of those factors change, like adding a sunroom or laundry room or expanding your kitchen, then your homeowner's policy will need to be adjusted to cover that additional value. But the impact of your renovations don't end there. If you are contracting out work on your property, there is additional liability involved.

Summertime can be a fun time for outdoor home recreation for the kids and the entire family. But there could also be some serious liabilities lurking right in your own backyard. With activities that include a pool, trampolines, inflatables and outdoor grills, there are always potential risks. To protect yourself from liabilities resulting from accidents and injuries involving guests and neighborhood kids, you need to consider what kind of insurance protection you have for any of these recreational activities.

Once again we are in the hurricane season and as evidence of the most recent storm that skirted Jacksonville, we may be in for another busy season. At. J.P. Perry Insurance, we want to remind you of the preparations you should take to protect you, your family and your property.
If you're a typical American family, chances are you spend a lot of time in the car: driving to and from sports practice and music lessons, dropping kids off for playdates and sleepovers, taking road trips to visit friends and family, and the like. So if it's time for an upgrade, you really want to find the right vehicle for your family and lifestyle. Here's what you should think about when planning for a new family-mobile, to make sure your loved ones stay safe on the road.
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For the most part, homeowner's insurance is fairly straightforward in that it covers the structure of your home and your personal property from disasters such as fire, wind damage and burglary. But when it comes to water damage to your home and personal items, your homeowner's may or may not have it covered.
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