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You were humming along on a bright and sunny day when suddenly Fred Fuddle, a local character from a nearby town, drunk as a skunk and zooming along in his pickup, flew through stop sign crashing into the right front of your motor vehicle. You had no choice to avoid him. Now the time has come to settle your claim for property damage and personal injuries. Let s talk about photographs one of the basics that should have been taking place - - just as soon as possible - - after that impact had taken place.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF INJURIES: Photographs are often the best evidence you can produce to increase the value of your claim. If your accident causes bodily injuries that are visible (such as bruises, deep cuts, swellings, lacerations, dislocations and/or black and blue marks) it s crucial, to the ultimate settlement value of your case, that you have photographs taken of those just as soon as possible! Take them from 3 feet away and also as close as you can so as to capture the seriousness of heir existence. (more...)

If you are a small business owner in the state of Oklahoma and you run that small business from your home you should be aware that your homeowner s insurance policy only covers your business equipment up to a maximum of $1,000. If you need more coverage you should consult with your agent to inquire about an additional rider. Although this will ultimately result in a higher premium, you ll feel confident knowing you are protected.

If you don t happen to have a small business housed in your home, you will still be in need of affordable homeowner s insurance. Not only are you required by most lenders to have a policy in place before your mortgage is funded, but you ll also want to have it to ensure you are protected in the event something should happen to your home such as a fire or a theft.

The area where you live can actually influence the price of your homeowner s insurance. If you are considering purchasing a home and you ve narrowed your neighborhood choices down to a few, ask about insura (more...)