After a contractor installs a new heat exchanger and winterizes the system, it sustains damage from freezing. Can the carrier deny the claim?

Nearly 67 million U.S. citizens traveled outside the country in 2016—and many of your clients will likely be joining their ranks on vacation in the coming weeks. Are you doing everything you can to make sure they’re protected overseas?

Currently, more than one-third of the U.S. workforce is made up of baby boomers. And by 2022, more than 13 million workers will be 65 and older.

How are independent agents preparing for the future? Safeco went straight to the source to ask how roles and business priorities are evolving, what agents think customers want and more.

Even if you don’t insure construction-type operations, you’re still guaranteed to face contractual risk transfer language at some point.

An HOA sends out a letter outlining requirements for siding replacements. Does the carrier have to comply based on Ordinance or Law coverage?

Hiscox recently developed a new product that specifically targets pharmacies. The policy addresses the industry’s growing need for customized insurance coverage and complements existing tailored forms in allied health care.

An uninsured driver hits the vehicle of an agent’s commercial client. Should the carrier deny coverage for the client’s damaged tools and equipment?

Similar to the way mobile technology added new users and required redesigning existing processes, voice computing will require modifications to create voice-friendly platforms and services.

Many independent restaurant owners put their businesses in jeopardy every day by not carrying proper coverage for delivery drivers. AmWINS developed the PizzaPro Pizza Delivery Program to protect them from the potential fallout.