Personal Lines

Most insurance agents “could write a book” about some of the choices consumers often make about their insurance protection. A prime example is the small commercial insured that has his…

Your insured’s 21 year old daughter is moving from a dorm to an apartment at college. She has been covered on your family HO and PUP policies but the underwriter…

We often get questions about in ground pools and whether they’re HO Coverage A or B. HO guru David Thompson explains, with photos, why this isn’t always cut and dried,…

A dock is damaged by a covered peril but the carrier denies the claim, citing the “piers, wharves, docks” exclusion. You argue that his language applies to permanent docks, not…

We find that often there is a misconception that listing someone as a driver on an auto policy automatically makes them an insured or that someone is not an insured…

What happens if an insured’s tree falls and damages property or injures someone on a neighbor’s premises? If the occurrence is caused by an “Act of God,” is the insured…

This may be the most important coverage article you read this year. It may be the most important coverage article you’ve ever read. Please read it. And please have your…

From “host liquor” in a CGL policy to “vacant land” in an HO policy, we often relying on automatic coverages for certain exposures to cover an insured who has an…

A PAP customer’s engine was damaged by water in the fuel. The adjuster has tentatively denied the claim, citing the wear and tear and mechanical breakdown exclusions. Do you agree?…