The NCCI recommended a 14.5% rate increase for workers comp in Florida beginning Dec. 1, 2016. The increase is currently under dispute in state courts, but in the meantime, the situation could serve as a warning to other states about adjusting their appro
Because tax credits are vital to the financial health of low-income housing properties, losing them can result in financial and reputational damage—which is why the Housing Enterprise Insurance Company has developed coverage for loss of those credits.
An agent asks: Is it possible to get excess coverage on a holding company if three LLCs do not have common majority ownership?
Commercial insurance wrapped up 2016 with average rate reductions of -1%, while personal lines pricing marked average increases of +2% in December.
Can your small commercial client afford $25,000 to defend against an employee complaint?
What kind of liquor liability exposure does a property owner face if he leases space to a restaurant that serves liquor?
David Morrow grew up working on boats, but he knew it wasn’t something he could physically do for the rest of his life. Luckily, marine insurance provided the perfect career alternative.
Being a one-stop shop for clients has a bearing on client retention. Multinational coverages are powerful products for producers to keep in stock.
To protect residential and commercial construction sites against unique hazards, Schinnerer expands its builders risk program to include commercial, remodel, renovations and installation floaters in addition to residential coverage.
In relationships with brokers, quality of advice is the most important factor driving large commercial customer satisfaction, according to a new study.
