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Accidents happen – our summer photo contest


We had so many great submissions for our summer photo contest in 2008 that we decided to run it again this year.

The submissions proved that our insurance brokers are among the first to see the results of accidents and typically arrive on site armed with their trusty digital cameras or cell phones.

Contest rules recap:
  • We’ll award an Apple iPhone for the best photo or video submitted between now and the Labour Day weekend.
  • All photos are welcome—a serious accident or a funny one.
  • Safety first—don’t risk harming yourself or others to take a photo.
  • We’ll publish as many as we can on our site.
  • We handle commercial insurance, so photos of accidents of a commercial or industrial nature are preferred.
  • We reserve the right not to publish photos of dubious taste.
  • Standard formats—GIFs, JPEGs or MPEGs—will be accepted.
  • Upload photos to our website or send to jdfarquhar@elliottsr.com


We know that our insurance broker clients are among the first to see the results of accidents, and for business reasons they often attend the accident site armed with their trusty digital camera. We think these pictures might be of interest to other insurance brokers clients who visit our web-site and this gave us the idea of our summer photo contest.

Contest rules
  • We’ll award an ipod to the best photo or video submitted between now and the Labour Day Weekend.
  • All photos are welcome – a serious accident (or a funny one).
  • Safety first - don’t risk harming yourselves or others to take a photo.
  • We’ll publish as many as we can on our site.
  • We handle commercial insurances, so photos of accidents of a commercial or industrial nature are preferred over domestic events.
  • We reserve the right not to publish photos of dubious taste.
  • Standard format photos ie gifs, jpegs or mpegs accepted.
  • Send photos to Maude Dassylva at mdassylva@elliottsr.com

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Chris Lorne of Aon Reed Stenhouse in Edmonton, Alberta was certainly fast to the scene of this accident — he was a passenger on the bus!
“This happened in Banff a couple of years ago,” he says. “We were on the bus on the way back down from Sunshine, it was snowing, and the driver was going too fast. Fortunately nobody was hurt, but the driver was pretty shook up!”

Friday, July 25, 2008


This picture is courtesy of Scott Riddell of DG Dunbar Insurance out of London, Ontario.
Scott writes, "Here is a picture from an accident involving a truck that was absolutely wiped out after another truck lost a load of logs while passing on a logging road. As you can see all that is left of the truck is the axles as well as the trailer. You don’t want to know the rest of the details but suffice is to say that the driver didn’t make it."

These photos are courtesy of Sally Koponyas of Johnston Meier Insurance out of Penticton, British Columbia.
Sally writes, "July 2, 2008, our Johnston Meier Okanagan Falls office became an unexpected drive through location.
A vehicle came through the vacant shop next door to us and right through our wall. Thankfully nobody was sitting at the desk beside the wall."









These photos are courtesy of Theresa Cote of Mink Insurance Services in Midland.
Theresa writes, "Yes, accidents happen to the best of us....sometimes in the line of duty..
A little occurrence a few feet from my office window one Saturday Morning. To the best of my knowledge no one was injured.
I'm just glad I wasn't in that morning."








These photos are courtesy of David H. Ross of Ross, Beaton, Vendetti Insurance Brokers out of Sudbury.
David writes, "this is a brand new Atlas Copco Roc D9 drill that we lost to the bottom of a Parry Sound quarry in June.$565,000. insured value, gone in a matter of seconds. Nobody hurt...the operator jumped free when the winch system failed, but THIS, is why we sell insurance."

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Overturned Crane











These photos of an overturned crane at a construction site in Markham, Ontario came to us courtesy of Kevin Roy Tower of Cornell Insurance Brokers of Markham and Cathy Lanktree of our Toronto office.
 

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