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Because virtual currencies are purely digital and hold a variable market value, they present both an opportunity and a challenge for insurance.

If you insure any motor carrier or business that is involved in shipping, transporting or receiving food, you and your insureds need to know about the Food Safety Modernization Act.

Picture this: You’re driving along on the highway and glance up at an 18-wheeler. There’s no one in the cab. It may sound like science fiction, but the capacities of autonomous systems are accelerating rapidly, alongside their numbers—and heavy-duty truck

Trucking insurance was the family business for independent agent Kathy Miller, who now has 35 years of experience under her belt in this tough niche.

As quickly as the drone industry is proliferating, there’s still plenty in store over the next decade that isn’t set in stone. Here are two ways drones will have to interact with insurance in the years ahead.

By: Volume 114, No. 5

Jana Schellin Foster received this year’s Maurice Herndon Scholarship for championing InVEST® in Nevada for the first time and spearheading other young agent initiatives.

Small businesses continue to be a major niche for independent agents. Here’s how to hold on to your market share of this thriving demographic.

Should you be concerned about more platforms cropping up for small businesses to find insurance solutions online? Two independent agents debate the issue.

Like any other business, marijuana growers and distributors need insurance coverage. But growing, distributing and possessing marijuana is a still a crime under federal law.