We all remember the headlines from 2017’s hurricanes. Today, we can look back and take away lessons that will help better prepare our organizations for disasters and business interruptions—no matter where we reside.
Here are two ways AI solutions can aid agents in adjusting to the new normal and meeting demands for best-in-class customer service.
As state gun laws change and business relationships with the National Rifle Association are severed, gun owners are left with a lot of questions about the type and amount of insurance they can carry.
An insured food distributor has a BOP which includes equipment breakdown. When their storage facility has an ammonia leak, they turn in a food contamination claim—but can’t provide an accident diagnosis.
As temperatures finally start to climb and school lets out for the summer, Americans are gearing up for one of their favorite times of the year: RV season. Just don’t expect the same type of person behind every wheel.
These six signs may mean an employee’s workers compensation claim is fraudulent.
People ages 35-54 are the fastest-growing group of RV owners—and that’s a business opportunity for you. Here are five essential questions to ask your customers before offering an RV quote.
If a licensed minor with divorced parents lives between two homes and drives a car at each respective household, do they need to be listed on both parents’ umbrella policies?
To effectively compete in 2018, your restaurant clients need to focus on one area in particular: their employees.
From typical property and liability risks like slip-and-fall to less common ones like food-borne illnesses, restaurants face a variety of unique exposures. And that requires securing additional layers of coverage beyond what an average small business requ
