A- ​No but it probably wouldn’t be covered anyway, even if you found a leak. In many homeowner insurance policies “earth movement” is excluded and probably the reason for 99% of slab leaks. I would look at your homeowner policy or discuss it with your agent, to see if this exclusion exists in your homeowner insurance policy.

"I am proud to sign this bill, which positions New York's farmers to be the first to grow cannabis and jumpstart the safe, equitable and inclusive new industry we are building: Gov. Hochul said.

The signing of this bill, farmers can now put seeds in the ground to meet, what will be a growing demand. What farmers have to understand, this is a conditional cannabis cultivation license for up to 2 years. It allows them to manufacture and distribute cannabis flower products without holding an adult-use processor or distributor license.

Cultivators are then limited to one acre of flowering cannabis outdoors or 25,000 square feet in a greenhouse. They can also split between outdoors and greenhouse growing with a maximum total of 30,000 square feet, if the greenhouse operation is under 20,000 of that total.

Cannabis will become the new burgeon industry in New York State and insurance companies are starting to realize this too.

Now with Russia attacking Ukraine, there will be more & more dark web attacks on small business in US. If your business takes credit cards, stores client information of any kind, you are vulnerable to these attacks.

A real life example: An accountant prepared a tax return for a client and her assistant then sent the tax return to the wrong email address. When the client called for an update on her return, it was discovered that the email did, in fact, go to the wrong address. The client then sued and the accountants CYBER LIABILITY paid for the costs to defend the lawsuit and paid the damages too.