Is Your Website and Marketing Material an Errors & Omissions Landmine?
Your agency’s website and its marketing material can be a landmine of E&O exposures. Read this article to learn more and find links to various articles and guides to help…
Your agency’s website and its marketing material can be a landmine of E&O exposures. Read this article to learn more and find links to various articles and guides to help…
There is little denying that we are in an era of escalating uncertainties. As a long-term risk manager, each year I read the Global Risks Report, which offers a comprehensive…
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how the insurance industry does business. However, it’s also triggering a wave of legal and insurance challenges. With at least 11 major lawsuits currently…
Ask an Expert questions and answers provide strong resources to our agents. As you know firsthand, requests for certificates of insurance wording are currently bordering on “theatre of the absurd.”…
Most agents are very familiar with reporting requirements on occurrence policies. The occurrence happens—a tenant fire, a slip and fall, a dog bite—and the insured knows almost instinctively to report the claim. The trigger…
Ask an agency principal about internal procedures and he or she inevitably will tell you, “Our procedures are proper; you won’t find any discrepancies in our operations.” Following a third-party…
For decades we paid producers more for new business production than for renewals. Does this make sense? Here is a better alternative.
If you’re working with small-to-mid-sized businesses (those earning between $10 million to $1 billion in revenue or employing between 26 to 1,000 people), chances are most of your clients do…
Chris Burand’s article, “How Important is Insurance,” reminds us that underinsurance, missing coverages and uninsurance plagues not only the consumer, but ultimately the agents, carriers in lost premium and errors…
When it comes to getting results, which is more helpful: consistency or intensity? What really wins? While each has its place and both are important, one matters more. Ultimately, consistency…