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Truckers General Liability Insurance is the foundation of any comprehensive insurance plan for commercial truckers. This coverage protects your business from third-party claims of bodily injury, property damage, and advertising injury resulting from your operations. It is a crucial safeguard against the financial consequences of accidents, incidents, or mishaps that may occur during the course of your work. While truckers general liability insurance is essential, it may not provide sufficient coverage for certain types of cargo or specific risks associated with your hauling operations. That is where specialized cargo insurance comes into play.

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Semi-truck insurance is essential for protecting your valuable commercial assets on the road. At VL 17 Insurance Agency LLC, we understand the unique needs of truckers. With competitive rates and comprehensive coverage options, we've earned a reputation as one of the best semi-truck insurance companies in Houston. Trust VL 17 to keep your trucks and business secure on every journey.

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Insurance for New Trucking Companies: What You Need to Know

Starting a new trucking company can be an exciting venture, but it comes with many risks and in that case, you need to be secure from risk by doing their insurance for future hazards. Preventty USA Specialty Insurance Agency helps you from uncertain truck risk. We understand the challenges you face and the importance of protecting your assets. We specialize in providing Insurance for New Trucking Companies. Preventty protects your new trucking business every step of the way. Our comprehensive insurance packages are designed to cover your trucks, cargo, and liabilities, ensuring you're well-prepared for any unforeseen circumstances. Whether you're a single-owner operator or managing a fleet, our team of experts will work closely with you to customize a policy that suits your specific needs and budget. With USA Specialty Insurance, you can focus on growing your trucking company. We are committed to helping you navigate the complex world of trucking insurance, so you can drive your business forward confidently. Get started today and protect your new trucking company with the experts at USA Specialty Insurance.

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Choosing the Appropriate Home Insurance Agencies Ohio

Most individuals only give much thought to homeowner's insurance if they've experienced a loss, disaster, or injury on their property. Only around 85% of homeowners have any insurance on their homes at all.

Having homeowners’ insurance is not optional. Finding a reliable house insurance provider is the actual challenge. When moving into a new home, selecting the Best insurance agency in Hilliard Ohio from the many available can be challenging. Choosing the correct house insurance agency can be difficult; some things to consider.

How Accurate Are Their Rankings?

You should compare house insurance providers before settling on one. Examining overall industry rankings and customer reports is the most effective way to start researching a subject.

You can also check customer feedback to ensure the business is a good fit. Most of these rankings and assessments include a side-by-side comparison of different companies based on a set of criteria.

What discounts and deals do they have?

When you bundle multiple policies with the same insurer, you may be eligible for a discount or a more convenient payment plan. Ask about the company's payment policies when looking for the finest Home Insurance agency Cleveland Ohio. Sometimes, you can save money by paying in advance or setting up automatic payments.

More than one policy with the same insurer could save you money. You can save money by bundling your auto and house insurance policies. You may be eligible for discounts if you install safety and security features to safeguard your property and prevent filing claims for multiple years in a row.

What is their cost, and what do they cover?

You should think about the value you'll get for the cost. Get multiple quotes from different insurers to find the best price for your house insurance. You see, how each insurance company assesses risk is another. As a result, you shouldn't assume anything.

Various insurers will provide varying levels of protection at various costs. Depending on your situation and whether or not you have hazard insurance, you may have different out-of-pocket costs.

Conclusion

These are some of the most crucial things to look for in Home Insurance agency Cleveland Ohio if you are currently shopping for homeowners’ insurance. Examine everything carefully and ensure you have all the answers before moving further. Research multiple providers to get the most cost-effective one that meets your requirements.

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A couple insurance agents show up from local offices to get a firsthand look at the mess and touch base with whichever athletes are clients. The woman representing Andrew's agency must have brought a cheat sheet with her, because she greets the cousins by name and expresses sympathy for going through this a second time. While she chatters and takes notes and pictures of her own, tow trucks roll onto the scene and begin the slow process of hauling every car to repair shops.

Day: Saturday, January 13th Time: 8:30 AM EST

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Why did Pamela Kay Judy Self Immolate?

Pamela Kay "Pam" Judy was born on February 24, 1970, in Elkins, West Virginia. A vibrant and independent woman, Pam co-owned a court reporting business, Cole and Judy Reporting. She was deeply religious, actively involved in her community, and a devoted mother to her daughter, Ashley Danielle Wyatt.

On November 12, 2009, Pam's life tragically came to an end under mysterious circumstances. That morning, after logging off her computer around 10:48 a.m., she left her home in her black Chevrolet Colorado truck. She was last seen around 11:30 a.m. at an insurance agency in Elkins. Her whereabouts between then and 1:00 p.m., when her truck was found burning in a remote area of the Monongahela National Forest, remain unknown.

The discovery of her body in the back seat of her burned truck shocked the community. The state medical examiner's office ruled the cause of death as undetermined, noting thermal burns and carbon monoxide poisoning, indicating she was alive when the fire started. Although initially ruled as a suicide by local authorities, Pam's family, led by her daughter Ashley, disputed this, asserting that Pam would not choose such a method given her strong faith and character.

Despite renewed investigations and public appeals for information, the events leading to Pam's death are still unclear. Fresh leads occasionally surface, yet none have conclusively resolved the case. Pam Judy's life and untimely death remain a profound mystery, leaving her family and friends longing for answers and justice. Her memory is cherished by those who knew her, hoping that one day, the truth will emerge.

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After a couple find a woman to buy eggs from for up to $250,000 they have to “find a surrogate, the uterus-bearing person who will carry your baby.” Meaning a Woman to build a baby in her womb for 9 months then give birth to it.

By NICK WOLNY

MAY 20 2023 10:04 AM EST

Let’s have a baby together. It’ll only set you back $250,000.

To become a gay dad with a biological child, you’ll first need some eggs (human ones). You can buy some from an egg bank or try to find a donor who will cycle just for you. If doing the latter, it’s good to have contracts, so you’ll need a lawyer too.

Then you need to get your eggs to a fertility clinic. If you have a donor, you’ll be paying for their travel and appointments. If you’ve got the eggs, a freezer truck transportation service will do. Embryologists at the clinic do their thing with the eggs and your sperm, and voilà — you have embryos on ice. If embryologists sound expensive, it’s because they are.

We’re done with the “less hard” part. Now you need to find a surrogate, the uterus-bearing person who will carry your baby. You’ll either pay a surrogacy agency, which can be pricey, or find a surrogate of your own, which “sounds hard because it is,” says Janene Oleaga, attorney and founder of Oleaga Law, a family formation law firm. “Then there’s the actual embryo transfer, which may or may not be covered by insurance. You’ve also been paying this whole time to keep the embryos cryogenically preserved,” Oleaga says.

Feeling the cash crunch yet? There’s another cost to consider. The stigma against gay parenthood runs deeper than rhetoric alone. It’s woven into the very fabric of our health care system. 

As LGBTQ+ acceptance makes hard-fought progress, today’s young people are coming out earlier than previous generations. In a 2018 survey conducted by the Family Planning Council, respondents over the age of 60 said they came out at an average age of 37; for respondents in their 30s, the average age was 21, and for respondents ages 18 to 24, the average age was 17.

When Obergefell v. Hodges granted federal marriage equality protections in 2015, LGBTQ+ interest in family planning spiked, with solutions like assisted reproductive technology (ART), foster parenthood, and private adoption leading the way. Nearly half of LGBTQ+ millennials are actively planning to grow their families, a difference of just 7 percentage points from non-LGBTQ+ millennials, and a marked difference from previous generations.

If queer intended parents (IPs) take the ART route, financial challenges loom. The average cost of in vitro fertilization (IVF) hovers around $12,400 per cycle, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. But the chances of success are less than 50 percent, according to ART data from the CDC, adding considerably to the financial pressure. Subsequently, an entire boutique industry has emerged to help intended parents navigate the medical, legal, and emotional terrain of the process.

“To be very frank and honest with you, a lot of this is a mega, mega business,” says Harout Cracchiolo, who together with his husband became a first-time father last year. “We went with a friend who donated her eggs and paid for all her treatments. Then we went with a family member who ended up carrying the baby for us and got a separate surrogacy insurance for her. We still had to pay all the hospital bills, anesthesia, and doctor’s visits [out of pocket], because insurance wouldn’t cover it. We ended up at around $175,000.”

(In other words they had a baby by taking eggs from one woman then exposing another women to the dangers of a pregnancy with heightened risks just to create a baby that neither the egg donor or the woman who gave birth will feel a connection to and will have a harder time in court if they sue for custody or visitation)

Cracchiolo says he and his husband were lucky, “because we did our IVF and got pregnant the first time.” He partially attributed this success to the care he and his husband received from their chosen fertility center, and he called some agencies “a scam.”

“One quote included a $60,000 agency fee,” Cracchiolo says. “Then it’s about another 20 or 30 grand for the egg donor, another 70 or 80 grand for the surrogate, and all the attorney’s fees.” Cracchiolo also says he and his husband calculated another quote’s projected total cost to be over $250,000, with the agency wanting most of that money in escrow upfront.

Family planning professionals said the $60,000 agency fee figure sounded high and noted that every industry has its bad actors. For many intended parents, finding and working with a good agency to mitigate the risks of surrogacy will be worth the investment. “There are a number of reputable agencies protecting both intended parents and surrogates alike,” Oleaga says in a follow-up email. “An ethical, knowledgeable agency provides valuable guidance and support throughout the surrogacy journey.”

Oleaga adds that many lawyers offer to review agency agreements with both intended parents and surrogates to ensure individuals understand what they are agreeing to, along with what services the agency will and will not provide.

Nevertheless, for gay male couples, the fertility financial benefits that come with health insurance are often stunted, since they may only apply when policy holders themselves are the ones who are pregnant. “The majority of gay men,” says Oleaga, “should expect a six-figure bill.”

(So it’s gay males and egg donors and uterus bearing persons)

The unpredictable costs of fertility have led some intended parents to seek out agencies whose financial safeguards help keep their family planning hopes alive, says Taylor Frey, who with his husband Kyle Dean Massey opened Elevate, an egg donation and surrogacy agency, after their own decade-long fatherhood journey.

“When Kyle and I went through the process, we were both working in Broadway shows, and we started a savings account to create embryos with an egg donor,” Frey says. “I was 25 at the time. We created embryos, then put them on ice for eight years so we could replenish funds.”

Frey and Massey say they founded Elevate to innovate on industry setback and cancellation policies. “If you do not end up with what you need to transfer to a surrogate, your recycle fees are on us,” says Frey, referring to fertility fees incurred when eggs turn out to be unviable.

“The reason why [surrogacy] is so expensive is that, from deciding you want to be a parent to having a baby, hundreds of people will touch your case,” Massey says. “All the attorneys, and psychologists, and counselors, and lab technicians, and nurses, and physicians, and monitoring clinics, and labs — it’s a lot of people.”

Oleaga agreed with the idea of meeting with several prospective fertility service providers as a best practice. “I always advise intended parents and potential surrogates to meet with multiple agencies and review their agency agreements before signing on,” she says.

For female same-sex couples, the dynamics are different, albeit no less demeaning.

“We knew we wanted to have kids. My only stipulation was that we be married first because we’re gay,” says Samantha Davis, who with her wife Leni had their son via intrauterine insemination (IUI) on their second attempt in 2019. “I just didn’t want the government to feel like we weren’t both equally the parent.”

If heterosexual couples have unexplained infertility, they need to have been trying to conceive for at least a year (or six months if over the age of 35) before a doctor will make the diagnosis official, a declaration that unlocks health insurance benefits for some fertility services. But for same-sex couples, the waiting period is waived. “Because we’re gay, I wanted to make sure that I was automatically considered infertile [from the start] so that the insurance would cover some of the stuff we would be going through,” Samantha says.

The couple’s infertile status unlocked an allowance of $16,000. “That’s not per child, or per year,” Leni says. “That’s for life.” The Davises’ expenses included storage for sperm and paying to have embryos created and tested, all of which quickly burned through the stipend. They also say they had to pay out of pocket for psychiatric evaluations and blood work.

“The first time, we weren’t in a great financial place,” Samantha says. “We were scraping every time we needed to pay for something.” Samantha touched her belly. She’s pregnant again, this time through IVF.

“After our son, I really wanted to have a girl,” she says. The couple decided to do IVF to produce a female embryo, but after two attempts, the only remaining healthy embryos were males. “We could have tried again to see if we could get that girl, but financially it wasn’t feasible.”

(And there it is once enough money is spent it’s not just about having a baby, it’s about having a certain type of baby)

The path to biological parenthood shouldn’t be this expensive for anyone. For LGBTQ+ people, however, the journey remains especially taxing as we navigate systems ill-suited to our family planning interests.

“A lot of LGBTQ+ people don’t have children, so it’s not such a big movement,” Cracchiolo notes. “But it needs to be. You want to feel included. You’re having a baby — you don’t want to feel strange when you go to the hospital.”

Horror stories aside, the parents agree their journey was worth every step.

“It’s the coolest thing to wake up and know that every day you’re working towards making this child’s life something you didn’t have,” Cracchiolo says. “It’s just the best thing ever.”

The Davises echo this sentiment. “It’s rewarding in so many ways,” Samantha says. “I think I’ve learned so much about myself, my upbringing, things that I hope to do differently.”

Queer people deserve to become biological parents regardless of socioeconomic status. But reform is needed to make LGBTQ+ parenthood more financially accessible.

(No one is entitled to biological offspring. And how do they reform it to make it “financially accessible” without fairly compensating the women going through the egg donation process or the birth mother who will be carrying a pregnancy with a greater risk of complications?)

In the interim, anticipating the future cost of parenthood might influence how you spend and save your money today. 

Oh, and if people start to give you shit for tightening the budget to fund your legacy — “Fuck ‘em,” Samantha says. “Don’t worry about what anyone says. Find what works for you and your family.”

Leni laughs. “You can quote her on that.”

Nick Wolny is a journalist, speaker, and entrepreneur. He writes about the intersection of LGBTQ+ life and personal finance, and has previously contributed to CNET, Entrepreneur, and Business Insider. Join his newsletter at NickWolny.com.

This article is part of the Out May/June issue, available on newsstands May 30. Support queer media and subscribe -- or download the issue through Amazon, Kindle, Nook, or Apple News.

I wonder how many women have received requests to be surrogates for family members and the rest of the family piled on over the hope of more grandkids for the family? Women need to learn the side effects and risks associated with egg donation and surrogacy so they can back up their “NO”.

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Operating sand and gravel companies in a high-risk industry, effective risk management is for long-term success and sustainability. As these companies navigate through various operational challenges, having robust risk management strategies in place becomes indispensable. One crucial aspect of risk management for sand and gravel companies is securing adequate insurance coverage.  From workplace accidents and equipment malfunctions to environmental liabilities and property damages, the potential risks faced by these businesses are numerous and far-reaching. While implementing robust safety protocols and preventive measures is essential, having the right insurance coverage is equally vital. In this article, we will explore the significance of short term general liability insurance and how it can serve as a powerful risk management tool for sand and gravel insurance companies.

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Y'know, after having a significant hand in implementing security measures and training of dozens of people to protect assets like money, merchandise, company documents, weed, and liquor I'm dumbfounded that we'd barely afford anything to protect our children. All the money in an armored truck is insured to the fraction of a cent and there's still at least one guy in there with body armor and a gun in there as well as an inch of steel and 360 CCTV and a GPS tracker. We'll have guys with stab vests and OC spray watching tee shirts at a mall keeping them from getting lifted by bone head teens, we'll have guys with long guns guarding gold bars that are nearly impossible to liquidate if stolen, we'll have someone with a pistol on their hip watching over a pawn shop and keeping an eye on everyone coming and going. But when it comes to protecting kids, something infinitely more valuable than anything else, we then fall upon worthless half measures like annoying drills, doors with locks that tenured teachers prop open because the district skimps on the AC, a camera system no one consistently monitors, or an unarmed off-duty cop/security guard who may have one foot in the grave anyways.

This is a fucking joke, it really is. I'm not saying to make a school into a full on prison (they're already halfway there through other means tbqh) but hire a security firm and get them to set up a proper armed guard staff and a properly monitored camera system and let your teachers carry their concealed firearms. This shit is basic, truly it is. If you want something protected you don't put big ass signs saying "no guards or guns in here : )" but that is what many schools and completed braindead individuals seem to want. These ghouls have no interest in actually protecting anyone at all as it does not serve their narrative to do so. To be exposed to the inconvenience that is actual physical security frightens these weak-minded individuals so much that they will do anything to avoid acknowledging the necessity of it. If you are not willing to go to any length to protect your child, up to and including killing one who means them harm then you are utterly unfit to be a parent. And if a teacher, someone who I trust the life of my child to for 8+ hours a day is unwilling to do that or have someone on hand who is then they should seek employment elsewhere as you are woefully inadequate for the task. There's plenty of openings at McDonald's where you don't need to protect anything aside from some fries and a till.

The average police response time is between 15-146 minutes depending in department size, the day itself, and if you ask most cops even the phase of the moon. The average reaction time of a human being to a threat is 4 seconds. Having an on-site security team, even of just a few people, and a well-briefed group of staff with concealed weapons can cut violent incidents like a school shooting, stabbing, gang attack, or what have you down to the nub in terms of damage done if not entirely deter the threat. This can be done, it IS attainable and will be of minimal disruption to daily operations just as it is when you go to a mall, a concert, or other public or private place that has some sort of security or loss prevention measures. Don't just do SOMETHING, because then you will find yourself swept up in doing SOMETHING STUPID as prompted by talking heads and billionaires looking to gobble up your rights and agency.

TL;DR: Protect our schools and our kids to the same degree we do money and other paltry things. Don't just ban guns and pray for the best like an idiot.

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Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is asking for urgent help as wildfires continue to burn out of control in his province.

In a news conference Wednesday, Houston said he has reached out to Ottawa and other provinces for all available assistance.

“The list of asks is significant, we know that. But we’ve made the ask,” Houston said.

“It’s time to pitch in with whatever you have… Nova Scotia needs the help right now.”

In a letter to the prime minister, Houston said nearly 20,000 people have been evacuated from their homes and tens of thousands of hectares of land is on fire.

“With only dry weather conditions in the forecast for the remainder of the week, Nova Scotia is a province in crisis,” reads the letter.

Nova Scotia has already received supplies and assistance from Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. Houston says the province has asked for the Coast Guard to be deployed to Shelburne County. Additionally, 17 firefighters from New York and New Hampshire will start work on Saturday and the 20-member Department of Natural Resources and Renewables (DNRR) firefighting crew that was assisting with the Northwest Territories wildfires will return late Wednesday night and begin work in Nova Scotia Thursday.

“The province is doing everything within its power to combat the fires and to meet the needs of our people. All emergency services are activated and being used to fight and contain the fires to the extent that is possible with human intervention,” wrote Houston.

Houston said the road to recovery will be a long one.

“As you can appreciate, we need help urgently and would most certainly appreciate coordination across federal departments. Given the scope and breadth of Nova Scotians' needs, I wanted to put all requests in writing and in one place so that they could be addressed directly by you,” reads the letter to the prime minister.

Houston has formally requested the following assistance from the federal government:

military firefighters when the fire reaches the sustained attack stage

ignition specialist personnel and ignition equipment

firefighting foam

assistance in securing a base camp that can house 250 firefighters, as well as an incident command post infrastructure to support all on the ground.

5,000 lengths of 1 ½ inch 100 ft. length quick connect coupling hose

Nomex or equivalent wildland firefighting clothing

12 4X4 trucks

four helicopters (intermediate or above) certified to drop water

50 per cent cost share on modular housing for those who have lost homes due to the fires

commitment of advanced payment through the Disaster Financial Assistance Agreement administered by Public Safety Canada.

commitment to match any Red Cross donations

commitment to collaboration between the Nova Scotia Office of the Superintendent of Insurance and Federal Office of the Superintendent of Financial Intuitions to ensure any Nova Scotian impacted by the fires has timely access to decisions by their insurance company, and an expedited pathway to address situations where individuals are denied coverage

access to any under utilized military housing for displaced individuals while rebuilding takes place

a commitment of skilled trades people from military, federal agencies, and departments – via special secondments to the private sector through CANS. Additionally, a commitment under the Temporary Foreign Workers Program that the situation in Nova Scotia will be classified as a natural disaster under the Exceptional and Unforeseen Events - Provincial Agreements (R204{c} - T13) allowing employers to by-pass a Labour Market Impact Assessments if there is a provincial letter of support for certain trades (eg. constructions, trades and other labourers)

mobile resources to supplement and complement those already deployed

support for critical infrastructure for telecommunications.

a Temporary Leave Benefit that would provide wage replacement and/or funding to support for buying necessities such as food and clothing. The funding will be advertised through social media and disbursed through Labour, Skills and Immigration’s Nova Scotia Works Centres

support to restart agriculture businesses that were in evacuation areas

for tourism operators (and other businesses/employers impacted by the fires), ACOA could play an active role by funding and streamlining distribution of funds for the eventual rebuilding and pivoting of businesses to recover as quickly as possible

“You know your resources best and know what can help in a situation like this. Given the seriousness, any other resources at the disposal of the federal government that we haven’t mentioned but could help, please send. We ask for your common sense and support,” wrote Houston.

Earlier Wednesday, leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party Zach Churchill issued a statement saying “Nova Scotia has yet to make a formal request to Ottawa for additional resources.”

“The province needs to pull all available levers to ensure Nova Scotians are kept safe and we receive more help to contain this escalating situation. That must include calling on the federal government to help,” Churchill said.

During Wednesday’s news conference, Houston said it was “absolutely not true” that Nova Scotia was refusing offers of help.

“Those that spread the rumours that Nova Scotia hadn’t asked for help — these are ongoing discussions… Officials have had ongoing conversations with counterparts,” Houston said, referring to municipal, provincial and federal governments.

Houston added the rumours are “not helpful when we’re in a crisis like this.”

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