Editor’s Note: This is one of a series of reviews about shopping with online insurance companies we will be putting out in the next several weeks. To ensure a dynamic perspective and full, balanced review, both Kaitlyn Pintarich, President of Berry Insurance with 17 years of insurance experience, and Corin Cook, Content Marketing Specialist of Berry Insurance who is brand new to the insurance industry, separately quoted themselves using Lemonade, making notes of their thoughts and impressions of the process and results.

Hey! Stop whatever you’re doing and read this important message … unless you’re driving -- in that case, put your phone down right now!

Oh no … someone hit your car? A tree fell on your house? Your home was robbed? You’re kidding me! At Berry Insurance, we’ve seen it all, and in some cases … we’ve been there ourselves. We know in the moments after one of these disasters strike, it seems like the sky is falling.

Did you know, between 36-56% of small businesses are involved in some type of litigation every year? And of those, 25% of judgments cost those businesses an average $500,000 or more? For most small businesses, a $500,000 expense is a huge financial detriment, and could even mean the end of the business.

If you’re a business owner, it can sometimes feel like you’re drowning in your insurance policies. I mean, why the heck are there so many types of insurance in the first place? How do you know which policies you actually need and which ones might not be worth your money?

2020 sure has been the year of getting creative — especially when it comes to schooling. When the country shut down in March as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers, school officials and parents scrambled to come up with a plan for remote learning for the remainder of the school year. Now that school is back in session after summer break, parents, teachers, and students are taking even more innovative approaches to learning.