While getting a valuation before you sell is critically important, waiting until the last minute may be too late to implement the changes and overcome weaknesses to significantly improve value.
An insured is separated from her husband and wants to stop paying the premium for the vehicle he drives. If an accident were to occur, would she be liable for anything pertaining to the policy or accident?
A barge service was installing a boat lift for a client when the wind shifted directions and pushed the barge into another dock, causing $6,000 in property damage. The carrier is denying coverage because the boat was moved by the wind.
While it may be difficult to carve out the time to hire and plan for an intern, offering an internship program is a key way to solve your agency’s hiring challenges.
Artificial intelligence tools have been praised for saving hiring managers valuable time and creating a diverse pool of applicants. But it’s important to address some big concerns before implementing AI in your HR department.
Here are six of the most common misconceptions the general public shares about flood coverage, which affect an agent’s ability to sell a flood policy.
After a fatal accident in which the victim was hit by an underinsured driver while driving an unlisted tractor, the carrier says uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage does not apply.
As independent agents seek to grow their business, bring on more clients and sell more policies, adopting a data-first mindset across the customer experience (CX) is key.
Credibility is the core of building trust. But how do you build credibility without years of experience under your belt?
Taking the time to develop relationships with underwriters builds trust and boosts your carrier knowledge. Check out four tips for working more effectively with underwriters.
