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McDonough & Keegan Insurance Agency, Inc.
1210 Mill
Street
East Berlin, CT 06023
Phone: 860-829-5999
Toll Free: 800-433-5994
Fax: 860-829-2066
Email
Us
www.mcdonoughkeegan.com
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Where we will be
March 11 &
12
NY State Oral and Maxillofacial Meeting
March 14,
07
CSDA C E Meeting at Aqua Turf in Southington
March 21,
07
NJ Oral and Maxillofacial Risk Management Meeting
March 28,
07
CT Oral and Maxillofacial Meeting at Water's Edge
Resort
April 2, 2007
RI Dental Association Meeting in
Providence, RI
April 25, 2007
CT Fortress Insurance Dental Risk
Management Seminar in Cromwell, CT |
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What happens when your product is recalled?
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Ready, Set ... Recall!!!
Protecting the consumer is the number one
priority in a product recall. The challenge is, can you do so without crippling
your business?
Full story...
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Contaminated Baby Food May Have Been Sold in Colorado
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 February 22, 2007
Earth's Best Organic 2 Apple Peach
Barley Wholesome Breakfast baby food, which has been recalled nationwide, should
not be fed to babies because of the risk of contamination, state health
officials said.
Full story...
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Peanut Butter Recalled Following Salmonella Outbreak
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 FDA
Warns Consumers Not to Eat Certain Jars of Peter Pan Peanut Butter and Great
Value Peanut Butter
Product May be Contaminated With Salmonella
More info...
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  Happy St. Patrick's Day from
McDonough
& Keegan Insurance Agency
Click here for your invitation to the April 25th CT
Fortress Insurance Dental Risk Management Seminar.
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Does your company have an email policy?
Does your company have an email policy that outlines rules of etiquette,
applying appropriate disclaimers, and how to handle cyber traffic in the
employee mailboxes?
Not sure? Chances are you’re one of many businesses that need to
implement some guidelines for your employees.
32 Business Email Etiquette Points
You Must Review
Why do you need email etiquette?
A company
needs to implement etiquette rules for the following three reasons:
Professionalism: by using proper email language your company
will convey a professional image.
Efficiency: emails that get to the point are much more effective
than poorly worded emails.
Protection from liability: employee awareness of email risks
will protect your company from costly law suits.
Click Here for More Information and 32 Business Email Etiquette Points You Must Review.
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Email Policy
The first step in professionalizing your email communications is to publish
a corporate email policy. This email policy accomplishes three objectives:
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Email Disclaimers
After several high profile lawsuits with multi-million dollar penalties
concerning the contents of corporate emails, companies are increasingly aware
that simply by using e-mail they are exposing themselves to legal threats. Some
companies try to solve this problem by banning e-mail from their organization
completely, but there are better ways in which companies can protect themselves.
Full story...
Click here to learn about important insurance coverage that is available to protect your business from "online" problems.
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E-mail Onslaught
Deluged with data? There's a way out
 How
many messages are in your e-mail inbox? Not sure? Go check. We'll
wait. Chances are, you're one of the many Americans with a surplus of
messages that have accumulated over the years. Your e-mail program is a
virtual graveyard for unanswered messages and forgotten appointments.
Full story...
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What is Salmonella?
Salmonellosis leads to many illnesses and deaths each year in the United
States. Many salmonella infections are the result of negligence and unsanitary
processes on the part of farmers, ranchers, food packagers, food processors,
restaurants and grocery stores. Salmonella live the intestines of animals and
humans. While most salmonella is traced to foods from animal sources such as
meat, dairy and eggs, the bacteria can also contaminate vegetables if feces
comes into contact with the vegetables during farming, processing or packaging.
Young children, the elderly, and those with lowered immunity are at the highest
risk for serious salmonella infections and death. The strains most likely to
cause disease in humans include: Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi (causes
typhoid fever), Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium and Salmonella enterica
serovar Enteritidis. S. Enteritidis is the most common type of Salmonella
poisoning in the United States.
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