If your car unexpectedly fails an emissions tests, make sure it still has a catalytic converter.

Last weekend, Team BNC participated in a virtual 5K event to support Blythedale Children’s Hospital. This event raised $36,174 to support Blythedale’s parent and caregiver training program. Here are some pics of our walkers!

After a tough year, the U.S. economy is continuing to show signs of recovery. Coronavirus cases are falling, vaccination numbers are still rising, unemployment claims are down, business investment is up, and confidence among corporate leaders is high. Economists surveyed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia predicted U.S. output will increase 4.5 percent this year, which would make it the best year since 1999.

Here at BNC Agency, we’re keeping our finger on the pulse of the issues impacting the New York construction industry. Here are some of the latest developments to watch.

Today, we’re sharing news from the Westchester County Board of Legislators …

Is your umbrella policy large enough? Lawsuit settlements and jury awards are skyrocketing, so it’s a great time to review your umbrella policy limits, particularly if you entertain frequently, have a swimming pool, dogs, rental properties, or teen drivers in your household.

Like so many other sectors of the economy, the commercial real estate market has taken a beating since the COVID pandemic began more than a year ago. Between the widespread retail shutdowns and millions more people working from home, the demand for space has plummeted, leaving more vacant properties than ever.

Running a business has always been a risky venture. These days, the risks are greater than ever with the continuing rise in liability claims. That means it’s more important than ever to have financial protection in place to guard your business against a potentially costly liability claim.

It’s no secret that construction is one of the most dangerous occupations around. According to OSHA, one in every 10 construction workers is injured every year, and the industry accounts for roughly 20 percent of all private industry fatalities.