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LIGHTHOUSE EXCALIBUR INSURANCE COMPANY LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE
SLIDELL, LA. (Nov. 1, 2019) - Lighthouse Excalibur Insurance Company is proud to share the launch of its new website for Louisiana agents and homeowners. The website features product offerings and resources, plus options for insureds to request a quote from local agents.
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AUSTIN, TX. (May 3, 2019) - Lighthouse Property Insurance Corporation has officially acquired Excalibur National Insurance Company in Louisiana. “This acquisition reaffirms Lighthouse’s commitment to the Louisiana market, where we have served independent agents and policyholders for the past 11 years,” says Patrick White, Chief Executive Officer[...]
It’s been just over four years since I joined the Lighthouse team. During that time, we have experienced significant growth at the enterprise. From a business perspective, we have:
As we enter Spring, we can look forward to warmer weather, allergies, and increased home selling and buying. In the worlds of finance officers and accountants, putting the finishing touches on 2018 year-end financials and wrapping up audits, are keeping us busy. Before we say goodbye to 2018, let’s look at Lighthouse’s 2018 financial year.
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Do you have a beloved furry family member? Do you have an attorney that will defend you at no out-of-pocket cost to you in the event your beloved family member bites your neighbor’s toddler? Can you afford to pay someone $10,000 to cover their medical expenses and trauma after being injured by your pet? How about $25,000?
Thanksgiving day holds the record for being the most flammable day of the year. November is the number one month for grease and cooking related fires, and December is not far behind. Home fire claims jump 15% during the holiday season. South Carolina alone has had 16 fires from 2005 to 2012, as a result of turkey fryers!
Summer has arrived and it’s time to hit the road for that long-awaited vacation. Unfortunately, summer months have the highest percentage of burglaries.