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WTW’s Willis unveils AdWrap for marketing, media, and influencer productions
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Proposed Florida bill could increase insurance litigation costs
He cautioned that if the bill becomes law, insurers will have to reassess risk pricing in Florida, and reinsurers are likely to follow suit. He added that these changes would ultimately impact policyholders through higher premiums, calling the bill a reversal of recent reforms. Source link
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When it comes to home safety, smoke alarms often steal the spotlight—but don’t overlook one of the most powerful tools for stopping a fire before it spreads: the fire extinguisher. While it might seem straightforward, fire extinguishers are more complex than many people realize. Selecting the right type, placing it correctly, and knowing how to…