From natural disasters to transportation issues, it’s crucial for businesses to have a robust plan to protect themselves against unexpected circumstances. But all too often, companies have a piecemeal perspective of risk.
As the market for real estate agents has continued to change, one of the results has been an increase in the frequency and severity of claims made against them.
Arrowhead announced that it will begin offering commercial auto insurance to its workers comp clients in construction-related industries.
What may seem like insignificant details can have profound ramifications if a claim occurs. Here’s how to avoid a major setback with a client’s policy.
As the business sector continues to develop with new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), agents can add value to their client relationships via numerous paths.
“Inflation isn’t sparing the housing market, pushing up prices for homes and everything within them,” says independent agent Jake Sparrenberger. “Couple that with the rising frequency and severity of storms, and insurance companies find themselves footing
Driver assistance systems are decreasing the number of accidents, but the complex technology increases the costs and time to repair a car—making agents’ communications with clients all the more important.
With a total combined ratio of 86 for 2023, the workers compensation market continued to waltz its way through another profitable year.
The first-ever national, legally enforceable drinking water standard for the presence of “forever chemicals” will bring increased environmental liability claims and coverage exclusions to commercial insurance.
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