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Capitol Update: Financial Literacy Bill Passes Senate, Heads to Governor for Approval On Thursday, September 14th, the Wisconsin State Senate held their first legislative session since the conclusion of the budget process. One of the bills on the calendar for consideration was a PIA priority bill, Assembly Bill 109, relating to requiring financial literacy education…
Read MoreBy: Robert Procter & Judd Genda | Axley Attorneys We see agencies end their relationship with customers for two main reasons. First, the customer may be too difficult to work with. It could be that he is confrontational, dishonest, or just challenging. Second, agencies will eliminate business that may not be profitable or that they…
Read MoreNational Preparedness Month is observed each September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. As an insurance professional, it’s an opportune time to connect with clients to evaluate possible disaster scenarios for their property and business and ensure that they are prepared. There are…
Read MoreAs children head back to school or daycare for the year, it is a good time to evaluate the condition of your playground. While injuries on playgrounds cannot be completely eliminated, they can be greatly reduced by following guidelines established by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The CPSC has done testing and research…
Read MoreBrought to you by: Homeowners are getting inspired every day with videos on social media and do-it-yourself segments on HGTV to get their hands dirty. Though some home improvement projects are a great opportunity to save money and showcase your creativity, there are many that are meant for trained professionals. Saving money in the short…
Read MoreHand and power tools are used commonly and in a variety of industries. While helpful and often necessary to perform certain jobs, these tools can be hazardous when used or maintained improperly. Associated injuries cannot only result in physical suffering for an employee but financial impairment for an employer. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration…
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