Experience has taught most agents that getting a pollution liability quote for a contractor will eat up hours, days, even weeks of their time—and all for nothing. Here’s how to make offering a quote worth your while.

Grange’s new policy provides coverage and assistance for standard personal lines clients in a combination of areas, such as in the event of a computer attack, home systems attack and more.

How can a carrier justify charging a premium based on a value of $11,900 and then make a settlement offer of only $7,019?

Ever certified contractors pollution coverage based on the fact that your client is insured by a jobsite pollution coverage extension on the general liability policy? If so, you could be making a big mistake—and not just for your client.

The Paladin Cyber commercial cyber insurance policy provides first- and third-party coverage for a wide range of costs associated with hacking attacks, breaches and other cyber-related incidents.

The demographics of RV owners are changing. Here are five questions to ask before you offer an RV quote.

A raccoon gets into an insured’s boat and causes damage. Can the carrier deny the claim based on an animal damage exclusion?

By now, the case for cyber is clear on the commercial side. But high net-worth insureds have unique exposures that have driven many carriers to address cyber as a personal lines risk as well.

The chances of an armed robbery happening at your insured’s establishment may be slim. But it pays to be prepared.

All businesses are vulnerable to a workplace violence event, whether it’s a casual office setting or an establishment with late hours and frequent customers.