New Edition of Insights for Your Industry® “Wildfire: A Fearsome but Manageable Peril” Available!
Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU, ARP authored our latest Insights for Your Industry® edition entitled, “Wildfire: A Fearsome but Manageable Peril.” Wildfires are most intense in the western regions of the United States typically between the months of August to November — the 2020 season has been noted as record-breaking. Those living in areas that could potentially be affected should be aware of the property insurance they will need should a disaster occur. This edition of Insights covers:
- The four key factors to determine a property’s exposure to wildfire loss
- How individuals and communities can help mitigate the impact of a wildfire
- Other interesting facts and key points for property owners
To read this article for free or to download online, click here.
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