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When you walk through a place that’s been changed forever, silence hits differently. In Malibu and the Pacific Palisades, the quiet that followed the recent wildfires wasn’t peaceful—it was heavy. I went there to photograph the aftermath, but what I found was more than destruction. It was absence. Stillness. Loss.
The goal was simple: preserve what the fire tried to erase.
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Workplace injuries can happen in any industry — whether you’re working on a construction site, behind a desk, or in a restaurant kitchen. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses were reported by private industry employers in 2022 alone. That’s why it's so important to know what to do if an injury occurs — and to understand your legal rights and obligations as either an employee or employer.
Navigating the workers’ compensation system may feel overwhelming, especially during a stressful recovery. But taking the right steps quickly can make all the difference in securing proper treatment, benefits, and peace of mind. Corporate leadership comes with more than just power and prestige — it comes with responsibility, and, in many cases, legal risk. Today’s business climate is highly litigious, and executives and board members are increasingly vulnerable to lawsuits stemming from their decisions and actions. That’s where Directors and Officers (D&O) Insurance steps in as a vital layer of protection, often referred to as “executive armor.”
Whether you're leading a public corporation, a nonprofit organization, or a private company, D&O insurance is an essential part of your risk management strategy. It not only shields your leaders personally but also safeguards your organization from the financial fallout of litigation. Driving is a daily necessity for many, but it also comes with real risks. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the vast majority of crashes are caused by human error — things like distracted driving, speeding, and misjudging traffic conditions. That’s why defensive driving is so important. It’s not just about obeying traffic laws — it’s about adopting a proactive approach that helps you anticipate danger, avoid collisions, and make smarter decisions on the road.
Whether you're a new driver or a seasoned commuter, defensive driving is one of the most effective ways to stay safe, reduce stress, and protect others around you.
Home insurance in California is frustrating right now. Premiums are up, policies are getting non-renewed, and options are shrinking—especially in wildfire-prone areas. When the stress builds, it’s tempting to throw in the towel and let your bank handle it.
"I’ll just cancel my policy and let the mortgage company force-place insurance." Many people want insurance that’s both affordable and reliable. But in the world of coverage, you often get what you pay for. Here’s why trying to get “good and cheap” insurance in California may not be as straightforward—or safe—as it sounds.
Home is where you should feel safest — but unfortunately, burglaries and break-ins remain a common threat across the U.S. According to FBI crime statistics, hundreds of thousands of home burglaries occur annually, with an average loss of nearly $3,000 per incident. The good news? You can greatly reduce your risk with strong home security measures and the right homeowners insurance policy.
A well-protected home isn’t just about cameras and locks — it’s about having layers of defense that deter intruders and ensure you’re financially covered if the worst happens. |
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