We like to review physicians’ medical malpractice, business, and workers’ compensation insurances with our clients who own a medical company. Why? A simple error in the workplace can cost business owners thousands of dollars in addition to the possibility of business closure. Do you own a medical business? You may want to consider purchasing one […]

Today, more Americans have employer-provided life insurance than have individual life insurance – six million more Americans, to be exact. Sounds like amazing news, right? While this LIMRA statistic sounds good, it hides a handful of crucial facts you should know: If you have employer-provided life insurance, it’s likely not enough. Even though most employer-provided […]

More than 80 percent of Americans agree that most people need life insurance to protect loved ones from experiencing financial loss; so, why is it that 40 percent of Americans haven’t purchased life insurance or explored more protective plans? Life insurance may not be on everyone’s radar, but for most, it should be; according to […]

Mark Rafail sat on a panel with Kellie Geitner of Martha Turner Sotheby’s Real Estate. Kellie had the largest residential transaction in Houston history at $42,000,000! What an honor to sit with her and the other panelists to discuss personal, commercial and flood insurance.

Thankful our agency was recognized for our service, client retention and for writing over $2,350,000 in insurance premium in 2016. However our greatest accomplishment was that Mark Rafail was the Founder and President of Houston’s very 1st Egyptian Festival at Houston’s Discovery Green. Learn more at www.EgyptFestHouston.com

We are insuring restaurants! Craft House Burgers and Beers, which recently emerged in the Cypress market, will have specialty burgers and great craft beers to compliment.

We recently celebrated our Senior Customer Service Rock Star’s birthday. Thanks for all Nancy Flanary does. Check out our service by contacting us today.

Rafail Insurance Group recently sponsored the 3rd annual Lebanese Festival in Houston’s downtown Jones Hall. Thousands attended, including Mayor Sylvester Turner.