Listing Your Insured’s “Doing Business As” (DBA) May Have Unintended Consequences
If you incorrectly name your insured on any policy, your insured may find he or she does not have coverage. After a loss is the worst time to learn that…
If you incorrectly name your insured on any policy, your insured may find he or she does not have coverage. After a loss is the worst time to learn that…
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While agents often refer their clients to trusted vendors such as glass and restoration companies, this linked article can highlight the dangers vendors may pose.
A missed healthcare diagnosis resulted in a whopping $111 million verdict in Minnesota, according to a recent Burns & Wilcox article. Read on to learn more.
Replacement cost estimators are a tool in the property underwriting process, but they are not intended to be exact. They are an organized guess based on data that changes, at…
The jaw-dropping case of a $5.2 million award against GEICO for transmission (excuse the pun) in a car of a sexual disease, human papillomavirus (HPV), is one for the books.…
You’ve heard the statistics, right? Not only do we face a “silver tsunami” of retirements, now we have employee flight and a shortage of qualified applicants. According to the Society…
With hurricane season a concern and unpredictable weather on the rise, homeowners’ losses can be devastating. After your insureds submit a claim, the insurer will request they document their damaged…
Agency personnel have typically taken one of three approaches to agency claims handling – a hands-off approach – “It’s between you and the insurer”; an overly involved approach, focused on…
Construction risks are becoming harder to place and premiums continue to increase. With the construction starts expected to increase by about 7% in 2024, now is an opportune time to…