People often wonder just how much auto liability insurance they need to have. Consider this real-life incident: Recently a driver in Illinois suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel and crashed his full-size pickup truck right through the wall of a coffee shop.
Ridesharing services including Uber and Lyft are more popular than ever. People rely on ridesharing every day, whether it’s getting to and from the airport, traveling in an unfamiliar city or simply moving from place to place with few hassles.
Video rules the news, social media, advertising and marketing, family and holiday occasions, and countless other ways we interact with each other in the world. It captures the attention of millions every day.
As a driver, you know you need car insurance. In fact, auto insurance — specifically, auto liability insurance — is required by law in every state except New Hampshire. But wading through the information and options can be confusing.
What would happen if the sewer line gave out in your front yard? Picture this scenario: One morning you enter your basement and discover that a backup of sewage has caused havoc across your floor, ruining carpet, damaging furniture and other possessions and staining the drywall.
After almost no snow through December, the Chicagoland area was finally pounded by a powerful snowstorm in mid-January. It’s not too late to get yourself and your vehicle prepared for next time. Read on for some common-sense tips to help you avoid a winter driving emergency:
Welcome to 2019! With the rush of the holiday season behind us, January can feel like a welcome respite. It can also be a good time to take stock of last year and look ahead toward what changes may be coming in 2019.
We keep hearing about car accidents involving distracted driving. Recently in the Chicago suburbs, a driver with several passengers flipped his car on an expressway exit-ramp curve. He and a female passenger were killed. The other passengers were injured, but survived. One wonders if distracted driving played a part in this tragedy.
If you operate a small business in Illinois and currently subscribe to a Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO health insurance plan for employees, BlueCross BlueShield has a new plan that could save 20 percent to 30 percent in premiums.