Graduation: For Whom the (Insurance) Bell Tolls
As bells chime across the campus, and the familiar refrain of “Pomp and Circumstance” announces yet another graduating class, a milestone has been reached by both the graduates and their…
As bells chime across the campus, and the familiar refrain of “Pomp and Circumstance” announces yet another graduating class, a milestone has been reached by both the graduates and their…
Seen on an insurance discussion board: “I use XXXXX.com. About $35 for 21 hours credit. Takes a few hours (maybe two) to finish and is open book.” What do you…
Your insured is a pool contractor. If he damages the pool’s liner, causing a leak, does his CGL cover him? What if he needs to drain the pool for maintenance…
An agent invested many hours in landing a prospect only to have the business give all of the agent’s work to another agent, along with a BOR that was accepted…
One of the most common claim scenarios reported through the VU “Ask an Expert” service involves injury or damage arising from the loading or unloading of a vehicle or its…
Search the internet for “how to reduce your car insurance cost” and you should get about 58 million hits. Hundreds, if not thousands, of articles have been written about how…
A commercial prospect’s CEO drives a company car. The current agent told the CEO that DOC coverage is not necessary if Symbol 1 coverage is used for liability since it…
You got your start as a personal lines producer and you’re ready to make a move to commercial lines production. How do you get started? How do you “write” a…
It’s 2015 so, in keeping with the new year, customer service expert Shep Hyken offers 15 customer service tips to keep in mind and in practice throughout the coming year.
There is increasing interest in, and use of, drones for various business activities, from real estate agents to contractors. Unfortunately, there is little, if any, coverage under most CGL and…