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We "Insure" Small Business Success for our GA Clients

Workers Compensation Insurance GA Presents:  We "Insure" Small Business Success for our Georgia Clients   As a trusted insurance provider to hundreds of local Georgia small businesses, we understand that times are tough. With the economy suffering and the National debt crisis looming over our heads, it’s safe to say that our small business leaders aren’t catching a break. Georgia’s small businesses currently make up almost...

Ed Gillman a Panelist at Atlanta Business Leaders Event

Gillman Insurance Problem Solver's very own Ed Gillman has been selected as a panelist to discuss the challenges of a closely held business in Atlanta. The event, sponsored by Thompson Hine Law Firm in Atlanta, GA and the Newport Board Group, is scheduled for Wednesday, February 1st from 3:00 to 5:00 pm at the Thompson Hine office lounge. Ed will be joining Nick Bayless, the co-founder and...

Back to Basics: Auto Insurance

Alpharetta Auto Insurance Presents:  Back to Basics: Auto Insurance   Understanding the insurance "lingo" will help make sure you get the coverage you want!  The following information from www.autoinsurance.org summarizes some of the most common auto coverages... 1.) Liability coverage pays for accidental bodily injury and property damages to others.  Injury damages include medical costs, pain and lost wages while property damage includes damaged vehicles...

Could you save on Georgia home insurance by Installing CCTV Security?

  CCTV or closed circuit television was originally invented and used for observing places and items that were potentially unsafe for human contact. While CCTV systems have been used in home security for a long time now, recently there has been an increase in the quality along with a significant price reduction. This could be fantastic news for home owners because installing a CCTV may...

Teenage Driving: Minimise the Risk

Alpharetta GA Auto Insurance Presents:  Eeek! Mom's baby gets a drivers license?!   QUICK FACTS: Teens are more likely than older drivers to underestimate dangerous situations or not be able to recognize hazardous situations.6 In 2008, 25% of drivers ages 15 to 20 who died in motor vehicle crashes had a BAC of 0.08 g/dl or higher.10 Compared with other age groups, teens have the lowest...