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Ace’s pal Barry fears a meteor will strike his house and that any damage to his house wouldn’t be covered by his homeowners insurance. But Ace tells him that he probably has more coverage than he thinks.

Easter is upon us, and with it, time with family and friends is on our minds. Nanette and I have had a bit of a break and now are beginning the spring convention season with our own state convention in Norman, Okla., on April 3–5. We were excited to host

By: Volume 110, No. 4

As the 113th Congress revs up and the association prepares for the annual Big “I” Legislative Conference in mid-April, excitement continues to mount for a critical piece of legislation: the “National Association of Registered Agents & Brokers Reform Act,”

This Chairman’s Voice column is being finalized on my couch, in Ardmore, Okla. Nanette and I have just returned from a brief get-away on the heels of meetings in Pennsylvania, with their great board and staff, as well as a planning meeting in Dallas. This

PAP Delivery Exclusions; The CGL and Damage Caused by Landscapers; PAP Coverage for Valet Parking

A gas station owner is $65,000 in the hole because its credit card machines failed to charge customers for their purchases—for six months. The owner’s insurer denied his claim under the ISO BOP Special Property Coverage Form, but Ace thinks he has a case

Small businesses are the engine that keeps the U.S. economy running, and as insurance agents, we have the opportunity to help them be more successful by writing business owner policies that protect their assets. They are often in need of specific coverage

By: Volume 110, No. 3

Regional multilines carrier Erie singles out various builders risk extensions of coverage that are designed to attract new business from agents and brokers. Erie Vice President Christine Lucas cites three all-risk coverage components that come at no addit