Commercial Lines

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

Millennials are more likely to purchase, service and modify their insurance online or through other electronic methods. How does the potential for an errors & omissions claim increase with this shift toward a virtual marketplace?

Dyste Williams Agency has acquired 11 other agencies since 1992 and, with five producers, is dedicated to building relationships with small business clients by providing resources that large firms can access more readily.

Sexual harassment is just one of many common issues that arise in a restaurant workplace—and it’s also one of multiple risks covered by an employment practices liability insurance policy.

Jesse Parenti was born into food. After working in the hospitality industry hands-on for 25 years, he pivoted into commercial insurance—and found out he could apply his past experience to a new niche.

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?

GL is one of the broadest markets in commercial insurance—which means getting a strong foothold there is guaranteed good news for your agency. Here’s how to seize every opportunity this market has to offer.

After leaving the software industry in search of a field with strong ethical standards, Terri Powers landed in insurance—and has worked with business owners on both their commercial and personal risk management needs ever since.

Philadelphia Insurance Companies has protected museums and fine arts for decades, but recently seized an opportunity to expand its product to capture more market share. The new form rounds out coverages and provides one-stop shopping.