Travel With An "Accident-Fact" First-Aid Kit:

If you have an accident, remember these tips: Try to keep calm, check for injuries, do not leave the scene of an accident, have a portable camera in your car, and do not admit responsibility. <Read More>

Know Your Stuff - Home Inventory:

We recommend doing a thorough inventory of your home's contents. Compare the value of your belongings to the "contents", or personal property limit, listed in your policy and make sure it matches. <Read More>

Road Trip?

The park, the beach, or the ice cream stand, wherever you go, I go. After all, we’re best buds like family. Now I’m protected like your two-legged friends and relatives.                      <Read More>

"You've always provided for your family. Why stop?"

No one likes to think about what will happen after you are gone. All too often final expenses like funeral costs, medical bills, and taxes become costly, loose ends left behind. <Read More>

Customer of the Month:

Escue Law Office prides itself in building a strong relationship with the citizens of the Putnam County area. Escue Law Office ensures that every client is treated with respect, courtesy, and always has staff on hand to guarantee constant availability for client’s questions or concerns. <Read More>

Are You Safe In The Workplace?

There are three main categories of risk for business owners: people, environment, and company. Business owners have the responsibility for each category and should follow simple steps to ensure safety. Keeping your employees and customers safe is just as important as running the business itself. Heavy equipment, electrical hazards, and keyboards can pose health threats to employees. Safety starts with company leadership. <Read More>

"But, I am a great driver, Mom!"

Auto accidents are the number one leading cause of death for teenagers. These accidents occur more often than the use of alcohol, drugs, or suicide attempts. Teenagers are at a higher risk for accidents related to driving aggressively, not wearing seatbelts, and underestimating the dangers associated with hazardous driving conditions. <Read More>