We are excited to announce that our offices are reopening on June 1, 2021, prioritizing visitor safety. Remote options are encouraged for efficiency, with limited in-person visits requiring appointments. Safety measures include mask requirements, social distancing, and hygiene protocols.
Murphy Insurance Agency, in partnership with First American Insurance Underwriters and Principal Financial Group, is offering a free 30-minute online seminar on business continuation planning. The seminar, held on April 28th from 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM, will cover essential topics such as protecting your business from the loss of a key employee, the importance of a Buy-Sell Agreement, and more. Register now by calling 508-787-5125 or online. All attendees will receive a complimentary business valuation from Principal Financial Group.
The RMV will continue offering dedicated Wednesday appointment hours for customers 75+ through March 2021, expanding services to include registration and title transactions.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, our offices can’t host our annual Toys for Tots toy drop-off. Despite this setback, we urge you to support Toys for Tots at local drop-off points. Consider making your donation early to ensure toys reach children in need by December 9th.
Halloween might bring some scares, but having the right insurance coverage can minimize the fright. Homeowners and renters policies can protect you from damage caused by vandalism, fires, or even injuries. Make sure you’re covered this spooky season!
Prepare your home for winter by scheduling chimney and furnace inspections to prevent fire hazards. Additionally, ensure your plumbing system is well-maintained to avoid burst pipes, and address any roofing issues before the snowfall to prevent costly damages that may exceed your insurance deductible.
Get the latest update from Dennis F. Murphy III regarding customer assistance and service amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic by watching the video on YouTube.
Amid the upheaval of COVID-19, businesses face operational shifts and workforce changes. Maintaining precise payroll records for workers’ compensation insurance is crucial, as it ensures accurate premiums reflecting altered operations and staffing during these challenging times.
COVID-19 has forced businesses to adapt quickly and manage both operations and employee concerns. Explore helpful online resources from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to stay informed and support your business through the crisis.
The MA RMV has notified customers with licenses and ID cards expiring in March, April, and May that their credentials are extended until September 2020. The letter explains renewal options: renew online now for a Standard License/ID or wait until September for an in-person REAL ID renewal.