A Turner Blog
Safety Programs for Contractors
As your enterprise grows, you become more than just a business; in the eyes of the federal government you are now an employer. As an employer, you must maintain a safe and healthy workplace for employees. Those rules are enumerated in the Occupational Safety and...
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Lessor’s Risk Insurance for Property Managers
For property owners, there are many risks that can occur on your investment property. That's why we recommend lessor's risk insurance. Lessor's risk insurance is a business insurance that provides protection for business owners who lease space to commercial tenants. A...
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OSHA for Manufacturers
The manufacturing industry is extremely broad. Of all business types, manufacturing is one of the most hazardous industries for employees because of the varied risks and workflows. As your enterprise grows, you become more than just a business. The federal government...
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Liquor Liability for Restaurant Owners: More Than Just the Law
In May of 2017, the South Carolina General Assembly passed a law that requires anyone permitted or licensed to sell beer, wine, or alcoholic liquors for on premises consumption to have liability insurance of at least one million dollars. So what exactly is liquor...
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Deer Safety 101
South Carolinians are very familiar with this sign, which signals that the area is active with deer crossings. This time of year is when deer are the most active, due to the mating season (otherwise known as "the rut"). According to the South Carolina Highway Patrol,...
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Hunting Season and Potential Liabilities
By Ross Turner I love this time of year for many reasons! Some of my best memories include the hunting trips that my Dad would take me on throughout the state of South Carolina. I remember my first dove shoot in Fork Shoals. I was 6 years old and I begged my dad to...
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Fire Prevention Tips for Your Home
Now that fall is here and the mercury is dropping, people will be spending more time indoors and the number of structural fires will increase. As the days become shorter and the nights become longer (and colder), here are a few tips to help prevent fires in your home:...
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Errors & Omissions for Real Estate Professionals
As a real estate professional, your clients count on you to make the buying or selling process seamless. However, alleged failures to disclose defects, negligent misrepresentations, missed disclaimers, misunderstandings about boundary lines, and other issues that...
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Four Ways to Protect Yourself from Hackers
These days, nearly every coffee shop, library, airport and hotel offer a way to access the internet from your cell phone or other mobile device. That means the information you have on your phone could be available to hackers in the area – unless you’ve taken steps to...
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As a Realtor or Mortgage Company, How Does a Hurricane Affect Your Closings?
Hurricane Dorian caused catastrophic damage in the Bahamas. South Carolina was fortunate that the damage was minor in comparison. At one point, Hurricane Dorian was a Category 3 storm headed straight towards us. When a storm like Dorian begins to strengthen and become...
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