This year alone, people across the country have experienced devastating weather events – most recently Hurricanes Milton and Helene. From record-setting heat and cold, to massive hurricanes, wildfires, floods and blizzards, employees have seen it all. In fact, through August, the United States has had 20 separate weather and climate disasters with financial losses exceeding $1 billion each. And unfortunately, these events resulted in many direct or indirect fatalities and considerable economic hardship for the affected areas.  

Extreme weather isn't expected to slow down at all. The NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information reports the annual average for the most recent five years (2019–2023) is 20 events, up significantly from the 30-year average of eight events. 

So when wild weather strikes, do you know if your clients' employees are protected if they face financial or legal problems that come in the aftermath of a disaster? Help them speed their recovery time – or prepare in advance – by sharing these key tips.