Buying your first home means understanding what your homeowners policy does and does not cover. Review dwelling, other structures, personal property, liability, medical payments, loss of use, common perils, and optional protections, and compare the coverage behind each quote rather than choosing on premium alone.
Alabama’s Law Enforcement Agency announced major changes to the commercial driver’s license process for current CDL holders and new applicants. The changes roll out in two phases, beginning June 23 and July 1, 2025, so review the updated requirements before applying for or renewing a CDL.
Firewalls and backups may not address the financial and operational needs created by an active cyberattack. Comprehensive cyber insurance can provide ransomware negotiation, lost revenue reimbursement, legal and regulatory response, breach mitigation, forensics, data recovery, and crisis communications when your organization faces an attack or data breach.
Kaleb Tindall was selected as a 2025 Chamber Ambassador for the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. Chamber members chosen as ambassadors embody the mission to advocate, connect, and support their communities while fostering business growth, making the appointment a reflection of Kaleb’s community involvement and service.
Before you take your boat onto the water, inspect equipment, check the weather, distribute passengers and cargo properly, follow marine traffic laws, wear fitted personal flotation devices, and consider a safety course. Review your boat insurance or secure coverage for newly purchased watercraft before summer activities begin.
Palomar’s 2025 sales meeting celebrated leadership changes, office expansion, headquarters relocation, and the addition of producers and support staff. The company also recognized award-winning producers, discussed executive benefits and captive insurance, and heard a keynote message emphasizing a winning culture and collective pursuit of success.
Palomar appointed Jim Williford as its new CEO, bringing extensive commercial insurance experience and a record in leadership, innovation, and strategic growth. His CPCU, CIC, CRM, and CRIS certifications strengthen his preparation to guide the agency’s continued success and deliver solutions for clients.
Palomar celebrated the opening of its Auburn office with an official ribbon cutting supported by the Auburn Chamber of Commerce. The Airport Road location provides personal, commercial, employee benefits, and specialty insurance services, expanding Palomar’s ability to serve clients in the Auburn community.
Palomar received Sentry’s 2024 Agency of Excellence Award for the second consecutive year, while Austin Golson earned Producer of Excellence honors. The achievements reflect the Transportation Department’s dedication, customer relationships, and commitment to the trucking industry as Palomar continues supporting transportation clients.
Palomar announced promotions recognizing contributions and commitment across the organization and insurance industry. Austin Golson, Dan Carmichael, Evan Strother, Jennifer Allen, Jeremy Dickey, Katie Skipper, Maxie Smith, Sonya Berryman, Thomas Locklin, Tina Mason, and Todd Johnson advanced to expanded leadership, executive, marketing, or director roles.
Palomar Insurance relocated its corporate headquarters to 7480 Halcyon Pointe Drive in east Montgomery, Alabama. The new office environment is designed to support more effective, collaborative work while keeping Montgomery central to the agency’s history and its continued service to clients nationwide.
Austin Golson received Sentry Insurance’s Producer of Excellence award for transportation agents who demonstrate strong customer service and performance. During the observed period, he bound 46% of his quotes, produced $2.5 million in new direct written premium, and maintained 100% retention from 2021 through 2022.
