Emery & James, Ltd. Gohres Insurance

09/19/2022

For anyone in the area that would like to participate, you can drop items off to our Hammond location!

08/16/2022

Come join the Emery & James, Ltd. Gohres Insurance family!

01/01/2021

We hope everyone enjoys their first day of the New Year!

12/25/2020

10/28/2020

The Emery & James staff will be available for any calls, questions, and concerns before, during and after the storm hits. Please contact our office at 985-345-0376 or visit our website www.emeryjames.com should you need any assistance in filing a claim.

10/24/2020

Thank you to Emery & James, LTD. Gohres Insurance, a Red Level Sponsor, for their contribution to the Holy Ghost Parish Fall Fest.

10/07/2020

With yet another storm headed in our direction, please download the “InsurLink” app to your phone. It allows our clients to have policy and claim information available to them at anytime!

Contact our office to have us help assist you with this resource!

09/14/2020

Did you know that if you are one of our clients, you can download the app “InsurLink”, and have all your policy and claim information on your cell phone?!

Contact our office to have this valuable resource for Sally and in the future.

Stay safe and call our office at anytime.

08/23/2020

Should our clients need anything, our staff will be available throughout Marco and Laura. Please contact us at anytime. 985-345-0376. Stay safe!

08/11/2020

Good information from our State Police!

As many schools across are beginning their new school year, Louisiana State Police would like to remind motorists, parents, and students to put safety at the forefront of their daily activities. Due to issues revolving around Covid-19, different school districts may choose to stagger times for students to arrive at school. Motorists need to drive with extra care and be mindful of school zone speed limits, children walking or biking to school, and school buses loading or unloading children.

A school bus is designed to be the safest vehicle on the road, but the greatest risk to our school-age children is the loading and unloading of children at bus stops. As a reminder to motorists, all vehicular traffic must stop no less than 30 feet from a school bus when the bus’s stop signals are activated. A vehicle approaching a stopped school bus from the opposite direction does not have to stop when traffic is separated by a divided median. However, drivers should always remain cautious of children boarding or exiting the bus.

Additionally, motorists are encouraged to remember that:

•Normal school zones are generally in effect on school days, Monday through Friday, from 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. in the morning and from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. Due to Covid-19, these times may vary depending on location.

•Louisiana Law states that no person shall operate any wireless communication device while operating a motor vehicle during the posted hours within a school zone. School zones across Louisiana are hands-free zones, so put that cell phone down while driving

• School crossing guards have the authority to direct vehicles through intersections when traffic lights are red and to stop vehicles when the traffic lights are green. Motorists who are approaching school zones are urged to pay attention to the school crossing guards for hand instructions.

We wish everyone a Safe and Great 2020-2021 school year!