Commercial Lines

How independent agents are bridging the gap between cybersecurity, efficient operations and insurance amidst the evolving landscape of cyber threats and rising costs of breaches.

​In the midst of a fraught election season, business owners may be starting to wonder about insurance coverage if their property is damaged by a protest or riot.

Rainbow’s new business owners policy rewards insureds for safe behavior and provides an industry-first pay-as-you-go payment plan option that automatically adjusts to the business’ ups and downs.

The attack on Change Healthcare underscores key considerations for independent agents when discussing cyber risks with clients.

“In the past, E&O coverage for seed dealers has been very cost-prohibitive,” says independent agent Shelly Turner. “Educating both clients and other agents on the availability of a lower cost, higher coverage option is a big focus.”

Skyward Specialty caters to media companies and content creators with new coverages for advertising agencies and public relations firms, creators of films, documentaries, television programs and more.

Coinsurance penalties can severely impact a project’s finances. Help your customers avoid them.

84% of commercial property stakeholders recognize that building codes need improving to better equip properties to face climate risks, according to a Nationwide survey.

The insured does not want to cancel the business auto policy nor transfer the vehicles to his personal name and personal auto policy. Could the carrier deny coverage if a claim occurred?