While cybercrime is a growing concern among small business owners and managers, few small businesses are aware of the need for cyber liability coverage.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development proposal to accept private flood insurance for Federal Housing Administration insured loans continues to raise concerns, particularly around the wording of the rule.

The rapid changes that businesses were forced to undergo over the past year have opened up some opportunities for smaller businesses. But with these new opportiunities comes new risks.

Today’s agency owners have many options when considering potential perpetuation partners beyond just the highest possible valuation.

A landlord asked if he could purchase a renters policy for his renters. However, he requires them to purchase insurance when they sign the lease. Is that possible?

The policy provides a comprehensive solution to protect middle-market businesses from costly incidents that aren’t covered under current policies.

COVID-19 has shifted the business environment. Learn how to approach conversations about changing inland marine exposures.

Significant changes in the medical industry are set to continue in 2021. Here are four factors agents should discuss with their medical practitioner clients to ensure adequate coverage.

Why must an insured accept or reject Terrorism Risk Insurance Act coverage under a commercial general liability or umbrella policy? Does the TRIA act provide any coverage that would fall under these policies?

The Wright Specialty Education Insurance Program, offered in conjunction with Munich Re, delivers a broad range of property-casualty coverages for schools, colleges and universities.