Is a Windshield a Car Body Part?
An insured’s 2018 Mercedes windshield needed to be replaced. The insured has comprehensive coverage with a $250 deductible, but the carrier denied original equipment manufacturer coverage for the windshield.
An insured’s 2018 Mercedes windshield needed to be replaced. The insured has comprehensive coverage with a $250 deductible, but the carrier denied original equipment manufacturer coverage for the windshield.
During the coronavirus pandemic, it is imperative that independent agents stay engaged with their clients and provide guidance on changes and developments in the professional liability market. COVID-19 sprung many changes on businesses, some good, some bad—but either way, keeping clients up to date on market conditions, risk trends and risk management options is more…
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The new miscellaneous professional liability product covers liability and defense costs from claims that allege errors or omissions in the rendering of professional services.