Should an Agency Inform Insureds of Cancellations for Nonpayment?
Should agents let the insured know and track down the premium past due or just let the policy lapse?
Should agents let the insured know and track down the premium past due or just let the policy lapse?
If your agency needs to use an interpreter to communicate with a customer, do you know what you need to document about the exchange?
Is there a recommended follow-up policy that preserves workflow? If we have been following up with clients, are we stuck in that precedent forever?
Can you order the carrier to cancel the policy for nonpayment?
Should every agent have a copy of the agency agreement, or is there a better method?
Whether it’s a personal or commercial lines policy, is there ever a good reason to use something other than the insured’s legal name?