Preparing Builders Risk Clients for Extreme Weather
As the builders risk market evolves through a changing economic and physical landscape, agents play a key role in protecting the interests of the insured.
As the builders risk market evolves through a changing economic and physical landscape, agents play a key role in protecting the interests of the insured.
If a contractor receives payment before delivering the materials to the final installation point, are the materials still business personal property or have they become the personal property of others?
Here are some market trends impacting the commercial auto market, as well as technology and communication techniques agents can use to help their clients.
In today’s volatile market, independent agencies face various emerging challenges that can lead to significant financial consequences.
With more employees exposing employer misconduct and evolving legal standards surrounding retaliation, businesses need robust coverage and clear policies to protect themselves.
A lawsuit can be brought against an organization for countless reasons—including a disgruntled former employee who believes they’ve been wronged.
What can the CrowdStrike outage teach us about the evolving role of cyber insurance and governance in an increasingly digital world? Learn how this event is reshaping industry standards.
With identity theft and data breaches continually on the rise, it’s crucial to have a data protection plan in place. Here are some ways you and your customers can prepare for the worst.
Biometric technology is increasingly used by organizations, and many employers may be unaware of the laws around its application—or even that they’re using it in the first place.
“The use of telematic devices in monitoring driving behaviors and enhanced data analytics capabilities are among some of the more positive changes,” says independent agent Lydia Ramos. “They allow us to analyze a variety of factors, including traffic patt