As the holiday season approaches and many consumers turn to online shopping for gifts this year, websites such as Etsy & Shopify are great places to find homemade, one-of-a-kind gifts. If you are someone who sells these kinds of products and turned your craft into a home-based business, you want to be sure that you […]
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Are you a private tutor looking to help students as they transition into the new school year? The 2020 back-to-school season is in full swing despite things looking quite different this year. Depending on county regulations, students in your area may be continuing to learn virtually from home, heading back to school, or are attempting […]
Read MoreOur carriers are prepared to help those affected by the recent California Wildfires With over 360 wildfires burning throughout Northern and Southern California, hundreds of buildings and acres have already been destroyed. We want to provide information of who you can contact if you have been affected by the fires and need to file a […]
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Do you own an apartment building or other habitational property? Are you looking to buy a commercial investment property in California that includes habitational living space (whether mixed-use or strictly habitational)? If so and if you will be renting to tenants, there is a property insurance exclusion you should be aware of on some lessor’s […]
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Kizuna is a nonprofit organization based in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles that focuses on preparing the next generation of leaders within the Japanese American community. Their mission is to build a future for the community through the education, empowerment, and engagement of the next generation. Since its establishment in 2011, Kizuna has provided countless workshops, […]
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What does AB 5 means for independent contractors and workers compensation? In regards to distinguishing independent contractors, California Assembly Bill 5 (AB 5) will go into effect on July 1, 2020. AB 5 refers to the classification of independent contractors and affects wages, workers compensation and other benefits. This change can also affect your workers […]
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Cyber Exposures While Working from Home As a result of the current conditions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and the recently extended “safer-at-home” government orders, many companies’ employees are working remotely from home. For some, this could be the first time managing employees telecommuting, creating even more obstacles than anticipated. Amidst the many challenges and operational […]
Read MoreAs the situation regarding coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to develop, we want to make sure you continue to stay informed and are as prepared as possible. Create a Plan & Stay Updated Be sure to have a plan in place in case of an emergency health crisis. There are many ways you can prepare in order […]
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When strolling around Little Tokyo, visitors will notice artworks on display in a variety of windows. These 10 artwork installations at different businesses, stores, and organizations throughout the community showcase the Windows of Little Tokyo public art project initiated by Sustainable Little Tokyo. Sustainable Little Tokyo (SLT) Sustainable Little Tokyo is a community-wide campaign led […]
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This holiday season, we want to make sure you and your family stay safe. Here are 9 ways to avoid some of the most common causes of holiday fires: 1. Be Safe with Christmas Trees Place trees, wreaths and garlands 3 feet away from heat sources like fireplace and radiators. Never use lit candles to […]
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