Where can an agent find definitions of local ordinance and law to share with an insured who is a commercial property owner?

The evolution of the flood insurance marketplace has reached a point where every agent should revisit their traditional approaches to selling flood insurance.

The insurance industry has a reputation for being boring. Here’s how one independent agency broke the mold to show their lighter side.

The Internet of Things isn’t about any one technology, but rather the combining of technologies to solve problems and provide information and access. But how exactly does it work?

The new coverage protects insureds against losses arising from situations in which they are fraudulently induced into transferring money or securities following an instruction that purportedly comes from a client, vendor or employee.

Using a personally owned vehicle for company business, purchasing a commercial property with a loan title in the name of the individual—sometimes the lines between personal and commercial exposures can blur.

When clients leave, it hurts financially and emotionally. Here are three reasons why they leave—and what you can do about it.

An insured owns a machine shop where they rebuild and repair engines and other parts for cars and boats. What’s the best approach for insuring this type of business?

Eyeing the high net-worth personal lines segment as a potential growth opportunity in 2019, but not sure where to start? Here are six ways to make sure you’re going after this business as effectively as possible.

While 77% of people are at least somewhat concerned about the risks of accessing the internet from their devices, only 10% would go to a property-casualty insurance company for advice about cyber protection.