Bob Fee sells insurance not far from the salt mines and grain elevators of a peaceful-sounding place called Hutchinson, Kan. But he and Fee Insurance Group are front-and-center of a trend starting to shake things in the commercial property market.
At his nephew’s farm-themed birthday party, Ace stops a farmer from connecting his SUV to a trailer for hayrides. The problem? A potential abuse of the vehicle’s insurance coverage.
For agencies that have spent years building a local footprint with traditional marketing and branding tools, it may be daunting to hear others assert that success in today’s marketplace requires extensive e-marketing expertise and a dynamic online presenc
As the April deadline to file federal taxes approaches, many Big “I” members and their clients are rightfully concerned about numerous tax issues being debated in Washington that could impact their very livelihood. Unfortunately, the political environment
The Critically Important Policy Edition Dates; The BAP and Temporary Substitutes; Insuring Homes Owned by LLCs
When it comes to fiduciary liability exposures, it appears that clients could be in the dark. A recent survey by Travelers took a critical look at agent perceptions about their clients’ fiduciary liability knowledge. More than 250 agency professionals wei
After this year’s Oscar nominations were announced, I was watching a TV interview with Martin Scorsese about his latest movie, Hugo. The interview centered around how moviegoers had changed and what he was doing to recognize that.
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Can an insurance company deny a homeowners policy claim because of damage caused by a squirrel? There’s no more fitting of a time than Groundhog Day to learn about how rodent damage is treated by homeowners coverages.
If you ask most people heading out the door if they would grab an umbrella with a 40% chance of rain, the answer would probably be yes. So when it comes to Long-Term Care insurance (LTCi), why might many independent insurance agents tell you that getting