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Informative articles on insurance, safety and risk for you, your family or your business. Each article includes a link for you to share with anyone who may benefit.

How Emerging Technologies are Revolutionizing Marine Insurance

TUE | APR 23, 2024

In the ever-changing landscape of marine insurance, staying ahead of the curve is paramount.

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Springing Into Action: Your Guide to De-winterizing Your Boat

TUE | APR 09, 2024

De-winterizing a boat demands meticulous attention to detail and patience. Customers should allocate sufficient time to complete each step diligently and shouldn't hesitate to seek assistance from friends or family if needed.

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Navigating Commercial Vessel Insurance Claims: A Guide for Businesses Operating in the Maritime Industry

THU | MAR 14, 2024

From storms to equipment failure, the risks are numerous and can have a significant impact on your bottom line. That's why having proper marine insurance coverage in place is so important.

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3 Top Reasons Marine Vessel Claims are Denied by Insurance Carriers

MON | MAR 11, 2024

Policy coverage terms vary by company. Standard exclusions vary by policy.

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The Future of Commercial Marine Operations: Navigating the Latest Trends and Technologies with Sea Mountain Insurance

WED | JUN 07, 2023

The maritime industry is rapidly evolving, with new technologies and trends emerging that are reshaping the way commercial marine operations are conducted.

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The Impact of Environmental Regulations on Alaska Commercial Fishing: How Insurance Can Help

MON | APR 24, 2023

The fishing industry in Alaska plays a vital role in providing food for the world, but it also faces unique challenges in terms of environmental regulations.

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The Importance of Proper Marine Insurance Coverage for Businesses Operating in the Maritime Industry

FRI | MAR 17, 2023

There are several different types of marine insurance coverage available, each designed to address specific risks and liabilities associated with commercial marine operations.

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Best Practices for Managing Marine Assets: Tips and Advice from Sea Mountain Insurance

TUE | MAR 14, 2023

The maritime industry is a complex and demanding environment, and managing marine assets is a critical component of success.

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Why Getting Boat Insurance is More Important During the Pandemic Than Ever

WED | MAR 31, 2021

During a global pandemic, there are few places to venture by land that can feel very safe. That’s why many people are heading to the waterways.

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A brief overview of Inland Marine Insurance

THU | NOV 05, 2020

Inland Marine Insurance applies to goods and property transported by land, an extension of ocean marine insurance, which protects property transported by water.

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The Original Insurance – Ocean Marine

MON | OCT 26, 2020

Did you know that the first known form of insurance was created to protect ocean vessels and their cargo.

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Developing a Storm Preparedness Plan for Your Boat: Tropical Storms and Hurricanes

SUN | AUG 23, 2020

We continue to monitor devastating natural disasters across our country. In the last week we have seen derechos, destructive wildfires and now two tropical storms on a collision course in the Gulf of Mexico. Planning for these disasters have never been more important.

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Service and Community Preserve Alaska Salmon Fisheries

THU | AUG 20, 2020

At Sea Mountain Insurance, we're privileged to know and serve commercial fishermen in Alaska and Washington by placing insurance on their vessels.

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Your Water Safety Checklist

FRI | JUN 05, 2020

It’s a good time to review this water safety checklist and take action now to keep you and your loved ones safe this summer.

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10 Ways to Keep Your Family Safe Around Water

FRI | MAY 01, 2020

Whatever your water fun preference, make sure you and your loved ones don’t end up as a statistic by following these ten water safety rules.

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