Summer Vacation Safety Tips Part 1 | Keep Your Family Safe the Summer | UTLRadio Peter J. Lamont

Summer is finally here! That means . . . Vacation! In Part 1 of this 2-part episode host, Peter J. Lamont talks about summer vacation safety and liability issues. In this episode, Peter talks about travel and hotel safety. He provides important information concerning legal cases that he worked on when he used to represent insurance companies and he draws from his own personal experiences. Vacations are supposed to be fun, relaxing, and stress-free (unless you have kids lol), listen to Peter's tips to avoid liability and injury and have the best vacation ever. 

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