While certain industries, such as health care, manufacturing and chemical industries, have the biggest environmental risk factors, every commercial insured has some form of a pollution exposure.
As natural disasters become more frequent and more costly, insurance carriers are experiencing an increase in the frequency and severity of environmental claims.
For many of the small business owners who have entered the retail cannabis market, ensuring they have the correct type and sufficient levels of insurance coverage may not be top of mind.
Tune in to hear agents’ unique stories on how personal passion and industry knowledge play critical roles in defining a successful niche, as well as practical tips to navigate and succeed in niche markets.
“In the past, E&O coverage for seed dealers has been very cost-prohibitive,” says independent agent Shelly Turner. “Educating both clients and other agents on the availability of a lower cost, higher coverage option is a big focus.”
As states expand legalization, the demand for cannabis is growing, creating both opportunities and challenges for independent agents to enter the market.
The new program helps high net-worth homeowners secure adequate levels of coverage in areas where wildfires have increased in frequency and severity.
“The mobile home industry has come a long way from the ‘trailer days’ and is a viable alternative for many Texans in these economic times,” says independent agent Kirk Kotylo. “This market will continue to grow, and these customers are looking for a soli
As the dirt bike market grows, agents can debunk consumers’ coverage misconceptions.
As more consumers purchase RVs for the first time this year and seasoned RV owners use vehicles in new and creative ways, insurance coverage gaps need to be addressed.
