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By: Volume 110, No. 1

Most fans of the 1960’s top-rated television series “The Andy Griffith Show” recall the episode when Barney Fife purchased his first car. Against the advice of the discerning Sheriff Taylor, the deputy is duped into buying what is presented as a perfect,

Build It and They Will Sue; Save 15%, Lose $20,000; Intra-Family Lawsuits

Ace brings his own bottle of wine to an Irish restaurant that’s BYOB. When he learns the restaurant keeps his alcohol behind the counter and serves it to him–without a liquor license–he warns the waitress that it may have some liability risks at hand.

As I write my fourth Chairman’s Voice column, it is turning much cooler in Oklahoma and the leaves are really falling. Nanette and I recently made visits to the Kentucky and Indiana conventions; both were very well attended with lots of activities, contin

The Big “I” celebrated several victories and made progress on many important issues during the 112th Congress, and 2013 also promises to be a busy year for the association. Among the many accomplishments of 2012 were a five-year extension of the National

By: Volume 109, No. 12

The fabric of America—its people—is vastly different than it was a generation or two ago—no surprise to anyone. What is surprising is the relatively high number of independent agencies that are now reaching out to these diverse ethnic and other demographi

Many Americans believe they are invincible to accidents and illnesses. In fact, 62% of employees think it’s not very or not at all likely they or a family member will be diagnosed with a serious illness like cancer. Yet in reality, statistics show that ma

The Big “I” takes special pride in supporting federally elected officials and candidates who have a background in the insurance industry. The association weighed in for several incumbents, challengers and open seat contestants with industry experience thi